Sentence examples for more common disorder from inspiring English sources

The find, reported online yesterday in three papers in Nature Genetics, may suggest new ways to treat or prevent the ever more common disorder.

Moreover, as the intake of refined foods increases as appears to be the case in developed countries magnesium deficiency will most likely evolve into a more common disorder.

MDD is a much more common disorder (or group of disorders) than schizophrenia or bipolar disorder, in which the PGC approach of combining samples from multiple centres has been successful.

Finally, MRI has revealed evidence of subclinical arthritis in a large proportion of patients with psoriasis alone, suggesting that PsA could be a much more common disorder than was previously suspected.

Mutations of the LDLR gene account for 85%to90%0% of cases. 2 Patients with HoFH may have two identical mutations (true homozygote) or two different mutations (compound heterozygote). 3 HoFH is related to the more common disorder heterozygous familial hypercholesterolemia (HeFH).

Of course, virtual therapy is ideally suited to treat more common disorders, like agoraphobia and fear of heights.

Scientists are finding links from multiple genomes to certain rare diseases, and now they're beginning to investigate genetic variations to shed light on more common disorders.

Therefore, the link of cilia to more common disorders seems very plausible and will be followed-up over the next years.

FTD causes a distinctive pattern of cerebral glucose hypometabolism, but can be difficult to distinguish clinically from more common disorders such as Alzheimer's disease and psychiatric disturbances.

Meanwhile, researchers are thinking about gene-therapy trials for other inherited retinal diseases as well as for more common disorders such as macular degeneration.

As described above, rare genetic disorders can teach us a lot about basic pathophysiological principles, and we may in the future be able to apply these principles to other, more common, disorders.