Sentence examples similar to often disorder from inspiring English sources

Still, I go with Churchill, who opined that it is the best of the worst formula for governing on the planet, despite its chaotic and often disordered jumble.

The first nucleotide after the cap is often disordered, reflecting a lack of strong interactions with the enzyme.

For example, long and relatively often disordered arginine side chains have the greatest risk of causing fitting errors and are therefore fitted last.

The more flexible the proteins are (as in the case of transcription factors that are often disordered), the larger the number of states.

The Food and Drug Administration yesterday approved the first drug for women with a form of irritable bowel syndrome, an often painful disorder that afflicts millions of Americans.

The article "A Cure for Acne, a Treatment for Angst" on Feb. 29 points out the emotional cost of this often disfiguring disorder in adolescents.

The Genzyme Corporation and BioMarin Pharmaceutical Inc. won the support of a federal panel for Aldurazyme, a drug that treats a rare and often fatal disorder that can damage organs and deform bones.

Background: Anorexia nervosa is an often chronic disorder with high morbidity and mortality.

Four studies examined the use of anticonvulsive therapy and one studied "central nervous system disease", often seizure disorder (42%).

Migraine is a common, disabling and often progressive disorder characterized by increased excitability of the central nervous system [ 1, 2].

5) Eating Disorders, Alcohol or Drug Use: You'd be surprised how often these disorders remain hidden from even best friends, husbands and wives.