Sentence examples for newly identified condition from inspiring English sources

She developed and tested a novel treatment for the newly identified condition which culminated in the publication of the first randomized controlled treatment study for complicated grief in June 2005.

Internet addiction (IA) is a newly identified condition that has attracted worldwide attention and involves loss of control over Internet use [ 1- 4].

Biphasic waveforms have major advantages over monophasic waveforms and allow lower energy defibrillation, which minimizes myocardial injury and the severity of the newly identified condition 'post-resuscitation myocardial dysfunction' [ 13, 14].

A network of doctors that aims to diagnose mystery diseases has named 31 newly identified conditions and diagnosed more than 100 previously unsolved cases.

A network of doctors that aims to diagnose mystery diseases has named 31 newly identified conditions and diagnosed more than 100 previously unsolved cases, according to a new study.

It is possible that some of the newly identified conditions are the result of cancer-directed therapy initiated shortly after diagnosis and are not previously undiagnosed conditions.

In addition, our study shows that many of these newly identified conditions appear shortly after diagnosis (within 3 months), and in a period of time associated with a substantial increase in the use of diagnostic tests and the initiation of interventions.

A study by Knol et al [9] for example, found that the incidence of anti-depressant use was highest 2 months prior to and 3 months following initiation of treatment for T2DM, thereby suggesting the potential impact of diagnosis, commencement of a medication schedule, and disease burden on the psychological wellbeing of patients newly identified with the condition.

In addition, a newly identified DOLite term of hypertension was identified.

Other investigators have added many newly identified GGT-related diseases and conditions to a rapidly growing list that very recently was modified by Sreeram et al. [ 8] to even include GGT as a marker for oxidative stress in periodontal disease.

The metabolic reactions catalyzed by these newly identified enzymes were diverse, but the conditions under which they assembled appeared to be similar: filament formation was most frequently observed, when cells entered stationary phase or were depleted of their primary energy source: glucose.