Sentence examples for relevant disorder from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, low scores indicate the probable absence of a clinically relevant disorder.

However, a single hypochondriacal symptom could be sufficient to induce a clinically relevant disorder.

Based on the child psychiatric assessment (SCICA), 53% of the children had a psychiatric disorder, but only 29% had a clinically relevant disorder.

Psychological evaluation made during previous hospitalization (Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory, Benton Test, Wisconsin Card Sorting Test) showed no relevant disorder apart from a decrease in abstract reasoning.

These prior violence exposures, together with combat exposures, comprise the memories in a fear network the redeployed Marine brings home, synergistically enhancing the risk to develop PTSD, and for some, the clinically relevant disorder.

Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and incontinence (nocturnal enuresis (NE), daytime urinary incontinence (DUI), fecal incontinence (FI)) are relevant disorders in childhood.

More detailed research of this type should be performed, using tests designed for a complete psychological evaluation of persons with no relevant disorders.

The results support the importance of searching for subclinical cognitive disturbances in patients with MwoA, who deserve to be followed-up to verify whether they develop clinically relevant disorders over time.

The partially purified fibrin ogen)olytic enzyme surpassed plasmin and streptokinase in dissolving the thrombus under identical experimental conditions suggesting future therapeutic application of enzyme under study in the treatment of hyperfibrogenemia and prevention of cardiovascular relevant disorders is highly promising.

In addition, anxiety disorders and PDs should be considered as relevant disorders linked to impending SB or suicide.

However, studies that isolate the effects of memory rescripting in the relevant disorders are needed to confirm this suggestion.