Sentence examples for may be schizophrenic from inspiring English sources

The battleground is the treatment of a young black man named Christopher, who may be schizophrenic but is about to be released.

It's possible to locate the roots of this ambivalence in Chaplin's difficult relationship with his mother, who may have been schizophrenic and died in an institution.

As a part of the school's 25-year-old horticultural therapy program, Ms. Martin works with about 170 residential and day students ages 5 through 15. "I have some of the toughest kids," said Ms. Martin describing students who may be emotionally handicapped, schizophrenic or suffer from Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder.

This means that patients may not receive the appropriate treatment due to the lack of diagnostic tools and may be misdiagnosed as schizophrenic or manic bipolar patients.

In it, he played a hyper loose cannon who may either have been schizophrenic or, as he claimed, the god Cupid fallen from his heavenly home and charged to unite 100 couples before being allowed back up to Mount Olympus.

She may be paranoid and possibly schizophrenic, but she is fiercely intelligent and articulate.

It's as if he cannot depict Floridablanca realistically because he doesn't know him; in that sense the portrait, however schizophrenic, may be absolutely truthful.

It is possible that functional abnormalities in the prefrontal cortex may be task-dependent in schizophrenic patients.

The left hemisphere language areas shown in Fig. 2 and the IP/TPJ region, along with homologous right hemisphere regions also serve additional functional roles that may be related to other schizophrenic symptoms.

Cys 311 of DRD2 polymorphism and 'high risk' variants of NRG1 DTNBP1, and NPY may be such examples because schizophrenics carrying those variants exhibit less negative symptoms [ 89- 91].

Thus, the impairment of neural transmission in the schizophrenic brain may be caused by alterations of MARCKS expression levels via changes in Dysbindin.