Sentence examples for recognised condition from inspiring English sources

The word phobia is used far outside the medically recognised condition – indeed, in some instances it is a byword for something a person hates, rather than has an extreme fear of.

Some research suggests that one in five people is a Highly Sensitive Person (HSP), a clinically recognised condition.

Spinal pain is a well recognised condition associated with significant personal and community burdens.

A potential benefit of including trans identity in the DSM is that its codification makes it a medically recognised condition requiring attention from providers.

In our NNL study, amniotic bands were the second most frequently recognised condition after trisomy 13, and they also occurred more often in combination with transversal limb defects and syndactyly, as reported in the literature [ 34].

The aim of the current study was to assess the recurrence rate of TC after initial presentation and define more completely the broad clinical features of this recently recognised condition.

And he believes that, as the number of medically recognised conditions for which diagnosis rests almost exclusively on a patient's say-so increases post-traumatic stress dincreases post-traumaticopportunitiestressmalingerers will multiply.

When we included recognised conditions in the analysis, no trend was identified for syndactyly (χ = 1.5, P = 0.218), but there was a significant decreasing trend present for CLD as a group (χ = 9.3, P = 0.002).

The ball behaved decorously; Rogers and Smith, recognising conditions in their favour, batted superbly, effortlessly exorcising the horrors of Cardiff to the extent that after only one day it is practically impossible for England to win this game.

Recognising conditions that unveil the risk of developing diabetes and prediabetes is thus of great practical value.

Dent had recognised the condition 30 years earlier, but it was Wrong's work that really threw light on it.