Sentence examples for medically defined from inspiring English sources
Part III demonstrates, by example, medical conditions with nearly identical clinical manifestations as the medically defined category mentally retarded, but that are excluded from legal definitions of mental retardation adopted pursuant to Atkins.
That number rockets if you include people medically defined as "overweight".
Exercise has long been considered beneficial for those with Parkinson's, which is medically defined as a movement disorder caused at least in part by a loss of brain cells that release the nerve-to-nerve signaling chemical dopamine.
Pain is medically defined as the physical sensation of discomfort or distress caused by injury or illness, so can hence be described as a harmful stimulus which signals current (or impending) tissue damage.
Much has been written about the Ritalin Generation, to the point where many parents of children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, and people with A.D.H.D themselves, feel more than a little condemned by what feels like a tide of opinion against using drug therapies to treat a condition some say cannot be medically defined.
This includes nearly 108 million children and more than 600 million adults who are categorised as a having a BMI of higher than 30 and therefore medically defined as obese.
The term is used to medically define developmentally delayed people with below-average IQs.
Studies have found that the perceived need for care is sometimes much lower than bio-medically defined need.
Frailty, Segev says, is medically best defined as a low level of physiological reserve and reduced ability to withstand stress to the body.
Second, the polymorphism it must be medically relevant; defined as having been associated with at least one disease state in multiple populations.
Trials investigating neurostimulator devices should only involve patients who are not suffering from medication overuse headache and are considered medically intractable as defined by international consensus[10].
