Sentence examples for subgroups of autism from inspiring English sources

I have always said that all environmental factors should be considered in at least some subgroups of autism.

Biclustering methods can identify subgroups of autism samples that show similar behaviour patterns on a specific subset of ADI-R items.

28 Reported numbers of cases in some studies have been low and have tended to vary (eg, 86 children with autistic spectrum disorder (ASD) at age 11 in the UK Avon study 29 and 158 from a screened population of 56 946 children age 9 10 years in the UK Special Need and Autism Project 30), with different studies showing widely varying proportions of subgroups of autism.

We have chosen to focus on a specific subgroup of autism spectrum disorders (ASD), individuals with high functioning autism (HFA), owing notably to the specific difficulties associated with differential diagnosis between individuals with autism and schizophrenia spectrum disorders (SSD) in the case of normal intelligence.

With the wide spread use of aCGH in the clinical setting, however, it may soon be possible to identify these int dup(15) individuals as a subgroup of autism.

Prof Baron-Cohen described the results as particularly striking because they were found across all subgroups of the autism spectrum, including Asperger Syndrome.

A functional risk allele in the MET promoter, enriched in subgroups of children with autism spectrum disorder, reduces transcription and disrupts socially relevant neural circuits structurally and functionally.

D'Amelio et al. found paraoxonase-1 (PON1) gene variants associated with autism in subgroups of the U. S. population but not in Italy [ 3].

The PON1 gene variants associated with autism in subgroups of the U.S. population but not in Italy could be attributed to the fact that HFCS consumption rarely occurs in Italy, thereby lessening the conditions for PON1 modulation.

Elevated adenosine has been described in a subgroup of children with autism and typically leads to elevated S-adenosylhomocysteine (SAH).

Mutations in the phosphatase and tensin homolog (PTEN) gene are reported to occur frequently in the subgroup of patients with autism with a head circumference 2.5 SDs greater than age-appropriate means.