Sentence examples for more general disorder from inspiring English sources

Much will be written about Mr. Brando's weight, his eccentricities, his political enthusiasms and his troubled family, but if his later years can be taken as a case study in dysfunctional celebrity, his career also reveals a deeper and more general disorder.

Therefore, there is circumstantial evidence to suggest that vascular hepatic involvement in TS patients is part of a more general disorder, likely of congenital origin, involving vessels of different sizes, types, and locations [2, 7].

134 This view of epilepsy places it as one symptom of a more general disorder.

"I think sometimes sexual identity can become fragmented as part of a more general psychotic disorder.

One important unresolved question is whether disorder-congruent threats capture attention to a greater extent than do more general or disorder-incongruent threat stimuli.

Recent studies show that PST is an effective treatment for major depression as well as for more general, emotional disorders containing depressive and anxiety symptoms [ 35, 37- 42].

Psychopathy isn't identified as a disorder in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, the American Psychiatric Association's canon; instead, a more general term, "antisocial personality disorder," known as A.P.D., covers the condition.

A recent study found the rate of FAS in one Midwestern community to be 6 9 per 1,000 children, and more general Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) as high as 24 48 per 1,000 children (May et al. 2014).

Our results support the view that depression and anxiety disorders could be linked together in the DSM-V and ICD-11 in a more general category of emotion disorders [ 33].

In our other unpublished data, we have also identified another deletion encompassing several exons of GPHN in an unrelated ASD case and a de novo deletion encompassing exons of the gene in a schizophrenia case suggesting that GPHN gene could be a novel susceptibility gene playing a more general role in neurodevelopmental disorders.

These disorders might represent more general derangements of cortical signal processing and in particular, generic disorders of complex sound processing arising from more fundamental pathophysiological mechanisms in different PPA subtypes.