Sentence examples for thinking about disorders from inspiring English sources

Such observations and biological evidence are hardly enough to overturn current thinking about disorders as distinct as autism and schizophrenia, experts agree.

Worth thinking about, indeed.

Thinking about makes me weepy.

While public awareness continues to improve, Dr. Bulik says she still sees some old ways of thinking about eating disorders that alarm her.

"I think they will," Mr. Brown said, and, thinking about the disorder in the old shop, he added, "but it will be more like a lake".

She has provided new ways of thinking about common neurological disorders, including autism and Parkinson's disease, that could lead to better treatments.

He lives in New York I met Tobias in 1990, but as a neurologist I'd already been thinking about whether neurological disorders might colour or flavour a person's creativity.

Many eating disorder therapies focus on raising patients' body mass index, both because it lessens the risk of death and because weight gain is one of the only ways to reframe patients' thinking about their own disorders.

Instead of thinking about rare genetic disorders caused by a single-gene mutation of the sort that Mendel investigated in the pea plant, it is now generally accepted that common disorders are caused by many genes, which implies that each of these genes will have only a small effect.

*** This paper – written for neuroscientists who study brain function and behavior – introduces the idea of thinking about DMD/BMD as a disorder of a specific part of the brain, the cerebellum.

First, although recurrent negative thinking has been found to be associated with emotional disorders, repeatedly thinking about one's problems or anticipating possible future threats can also be helpful in reaching one's goals and successfully solving problems (King & Pennebaker, 1996; Martin & Tesser, 1996).