Sentence examples for more common condition from inspiring English sources

Jhabvala's rootlessness, her "changing countries like lovers", is now a more common condition.

Others suggest he's struggling with a more common condition: being a teenager.

Regeneron, which is based in Tarrytown, N.Y., has said it would sharply reduce the price if the drug were to win approval as a treatment for a more common condition like gout.

His inability to read social cues is at times so pronounced he seems to show symptoms of Asperger's Syndrome — not a full-blown case, of course, but a dash of it, a more common condition one friend describes as Splashperger's.

Migraine differs from tension-type headache (TTH), a more common condition that is characterized by mild to moderate headache with few or no associated symptoms [3].

Sleep deprivation may lead to increased impulsivity, however, previous literature has focused on examining effects of total sleep deprivation (TSD) rather than the more common condition, partial sleep deprivation (PSD) or 'short sleep'.

The newer studies were alarming because they found higher rates of more common conditions -- including autism and schizophrenia -- in offspring born to men in their middle and late 40s.

As a result, prices are going up for these specialized "orphan drugs," some of which are also used to treat more common conditions.

After it's passed, neuromuscular disease care should be commissioned on a national basis and so similar approaches will hopefully be rolled out elsewhere, but it will be much harder for small-scale, local commissioners to give comparable attention to my no-less-complex MS or Parkinson's patients, who will be collectively fewer in number and easily lost up against more common conditions.

Peter Nakaji, the neurosurgeon at Barrow Neurological Institute who worked on Mr Nagy's brain, told Fox10: "You don't really think about it, but our brains are really just above our noses all of the time… This is one of the more common conditions to be missed for a long time... because so many people have runny noses".

The investigation in this paper deals with special conditions in thermal models, which highly differ from more common conditions.