Sentence examples for organic changes in the from inspiring English sources

Kraepelin attributed dementia praecox to organic changes in the brain.

A personal illness convinced him that psychic phenomena were directly related to organic changes in the brain and nervous system.

Livingston theorized that severe lasting pain induces functional and organic changes in the nervous system, thereby producing a chronic pain state.

According to the study of Sińczuk-Walczak et al. [2], no organic changes in the central or in the peripheral nervous system could be demonstrated; however, certain anomalies were noted on electroencephalography and visually evoked potential examinations, which might indicate preclinical changes in the nervous system.

In this study, we estimated GI symptoms in 3 different patient cohorts with known GI complaints without gross organic changes in the bowel wall.

Reports on the action of these platelets and thrombi suggest that arteries are narrowed by mural thrombi as well as by proliferative organic changes in the arterial wall and such narrowing is often confused with prolonged vasospasm [ 62, 63].

The deviation may be either an obvious organic change in the tissue composing an organ or a functional disturbance whose organic changes are not obvious.

It implies an organic change in the structure of present-day society, a change such as the world has not yet experienced.

He was particularly interested in cases 'in which the patient suffers from some somatic disorder such as paralysis, loss of speech, &c., without showing any signs of organic change in the central nervous system' (which were labelled as 'war neuroses') (Yealland and Adrian, 1917), but less so in patients with purely psychological symptoms (which were labelled as 'neurasthenia' or 'psychasthenia').

Ever since Darwin, biologists have realized the opportunities brought about by domestication for the study of organic changes in all kind of organisms (Darwin 1868).

"This is about organic changes in urban life coupled with the fact of always-changing technology," Mr. Fracchia said.