Sentence examples for range of disorder from inspiring English sources

TKE and EDR are observed to increase with increment of dispersed phase fraction while a small range of disorder and fluctuation is observed in the impeller region.

Hyperthermophiles, on the other hand, invariably show a low level of disorder, clustering on the lower edge of the apparently acceptable range of disorder characteristic of bacteria (above 1.5%) with the exception of one methanogen (Methanopyrus kandleri), which has 7.51% predicted disorder at an OGT of 98°C, probably reflecting the general positive deviation of disorder in methanogenes.

The data showed in average a range of disorder ranging from 40 to 56%, 26 to 44% and 19 to 33%, respectively.

People are treated with a plethora of drugs for a range of disorders, yet even with optimum compliance, they tend to worsen over time.

She coined the term to express the idea that there is not one but a wide range of disorders that all share the essential features of autism.

Drugs developed by Dr. Janssen and his company treat a wide range of disorders, including psychoses, chronic pain and fungal infections.

Advocates for patients see the cells as their best hope for treating a range of disorders, from Parkinson's disease to juvenile diabetes.

It causes a wide range of disorders including asthma, chronic pulmonary infection and invasive disease, and millions of people globally have Aspergillus infections.

But still, somehow it feels new: late 20th-century psychiatry has officially recognised chronic anxiety as a serious illness, and divided it into subsets (the term covers a whole range of disorders from obsessive compulsive disorder to panic disorder to post-traumatic stress disorder).

Mitochondrial disease is an umbrella label which encompasses a range of disorders.

Mutations in mitochondrial genes cause a range of disorders, some mild and others life-threatening.