Sentence examples for perceived dysfunction from inspiring English sources

Now that Willie Randolph has become a victim of perceived dysfunction in the Mets' organization, will the fans continue to rip the Mets on talk radio?

The union sometimes seems to have devolved into a totem of discontents -- over the continued inflow of migrants from poorer countries, the expanding powers of bureaucrats in Brussels, and the very notion of tying one's national fortunes to the perceived dysfunction of broader Europe.

Oral dryness is a complex condition, expressed as a physiological deficiency with or without perceived dysfunction.

From 2 months throughout the year there is a continuous decrease in perceived dysfunction on all subscales and the Total scale.

Interestingly, in a prior study with a diverse group of NPSLE participants, we found strong correlations between cognitive dysfunction and fatigue, pain, depression, and perceived dysfunction [ 11].

The patient gives an estimate, on a scale from 1 to 10, of the perceived dysfunctioning in daily live.

It may be that it was children's distress rather than the more traditional diagnostic features of PTSD that had 'registered' with parents and been associated with perceived family dysfunction and applying a four-factor model of PTSD may have found an association with family dysfunction.

But artists, ever-able to find beauty in the banal (as well as the irritating and ugly), have turned what we once perceived as dysfunction into art with a capital "A".

A higher score indicates greater perceived communication dysfunction.

Therefore, even though not explicit in the guidelines, the change is probably related to a possible advantage of echinochandins and the perceived renal dysfunction associated with AmB.

What we perceive as dysfunction is a fault correction mechanism, designed to prevent bad things from happening.