Sentence examples for perceived disorders from inspiring English sources

In the present study perceived disorders of the neck, shoulder and back correlated with each other, indicating wide spread disorders.

Participants who at baseline reported no sick leave due to neck, shoulder and/or back disorders could nevertheless, in the NMQ, indicate perceived disorders from the same regions but that these disorders had not been incapacitating.

Perceived disorders of the neck or shoulders did not predict future sick leave.

Perceived disorders of the low back and sick leave during the 12 months preceding baseline predicted future sick leave due to any cause in the unadjusted and the adjusted univariate analyses as well as in the multivariate analysis (Table 2 and 5).

And blocks with two cohesive subgroups, based on social distance, have lower levels of perceived disorder.

Trump certainly perceives disorder, and, with his false claims and invented statistics, he is contributing to the perception of it, especially among people who have few encounters with actual Hispanic immigrants.

This study aimed to identify risk factors for the incidence of perceived voice disorders in teachers, specifically related to the influence of common mental disorders.

Results of the analysis of the responses in terms of the noise exposure suggest that the exposed residents suffer psychosomatic effects, especially perceived psychological disorders, due to the noise exposure to military aircraft, and that such responses increase with the level of noise exposure.

Some were keen to prioritise prevention of lifestyle-related illness because they perceived genetic disorders will happen anyway, while lifestyle related diseases were easier to prevent.

Table  1 presents means of the full perceived neighborhood disorder scale, as well as physical disorder, social disorder and prosocial environment subscales for the full sample.

The results of the current study suggest that perceived social disorder and observed levels of physical disorder have a strong impact on fear of crime.