Sentence examples for risk of disorders from inspiring English sources

At a time when an obesity epidemic has placed so many children at risk of disorders like heart disease and diabetes, cash-poor schools are unable to offer many places for exercise and games.

A new study that looked at 24,000 parents and their children found that sperm cells of teenage fathers had a 30 per cent higher rate of DNA mutation, which may explain why the children of younger parents have been found to have a higher risk of disorders such as schizophrenia, autism and spina bifida.

Hence, when choosing a new software, which requires mainly a mouse as input device, this has to be balanced against the risk of disorders.

The research in the American Journal of Human Genetics suggests this may help explain why males appear to be at greater risk of disorders like autism.

Even low-dose exposure to organophosphates like chlorpyrifos, particularly in the womb, has been found to harm brain development in children, leading to higher risk of disorders like autism. .

Disrupted sleep is also associated with increased levels of lipids and the stress hormone cortisol, potentially increasing the risk of disorders such as depression and atherosclerosis.

If the protesters back out now, there is a real risk of disorder, and perhaps violence.

Morrison's pricing claims bring some risk of disorder but it lacks scale and is most impaired by the discounters.

Quite how the distress, anxiety and humiliation caused to ordinary citizens is balanced against the risk of disorder or damage caused by others cannot be readily calibrated.

"We do have laws to control drinking in public places where there is a risk of disorder and we will have to look at these laws for the future," he said.

This suggests that the TNFA gene or a locus in linkage disequilibrium may be implicated in the risk of disorder modulation [25].