Sentence examples for set of disorder from inspiring English sources

Presently, MeDor provides a HCA plot and runs a secondary structure prediction, a prediction of signal peptides and transmembrane regions and a set of disorder predictions.

This hypothesis is supported by Figure  8, which represents the result of disorder propensity evaluation in the N- and C-lobs of camel Lf by a set of disorder predictors of the PONDR family.

In this study, we reanalyzed this large microarray data set of bipolar disorder and schizophrenia patients.

Fortunately, with time and research, this set of disorders is slowly becoming smaller.

It is perhaps this latter set of disorders that raises the most troubling questions with regard to presymptomatic testing, because phenotypically healthy individuals can be put in the position of hearing that they are going to become ill and potentially die and that there is nothing they or anyone else can do to stop it.

They inform needs assessment and underpin service policy for a set of disorders that are a public-health priority.

These requirements are often best fulfilled by larger epidemiological surveys unrestricted to a single disorder or set of disorders (see page 26).

The Global Burden of Disease (GBD) studies done in 1990 and 2000 have been the only studies to quantify non-fatal health outcomes across an exhaustive set of disorders at the global and regional level.

Unlike many other brain disorders, such as Parkinson's, autism does not have a clear unifying mechanism at either the molecular, cellular, or systems level; it is not known whether autism is a few disorders caused by mutations converging on a few common molecular pathways, or is (like intellectual disability) a large set of disorders with diverse mechanisms.

Because of the relatively high prevalence of ASDs in the general population (∼1∶110), genome-wide association (GWA) analyses have been used recently to search for common variants that may associate with increased susceptibility to this set of disorders [9] [12].

Furthermore, these disordered regions are often implicated in biological functions [ 66], thus giving a set of disorder-associated functional regions that are not considered by the current ELM analysis.