Sentence examples for type of infantile from inspiring English sources

Indeed, you can argue that Snapchat is as silly as they come, but at least it's not rooted in the same type of infantile wish-fulfillment fantasy that leads to dudes dreaming up a delivery service that rips you off when you're too lazy or stoned to buy a six pack.

Vigabatrin was found to be more efficacious in the treatment of the symptomatic and the idiopathic type of infantile spasm.

There are three types of MLD: infantile (onset occurs within the first four years of life), juvenile (onset occurs between ages 4 and 16), and adult (onset occurs after age 16).

For outcome at last follow-up in terms of clinical and electroencephalographic resolution of seizures, the following variables were subjected to multiple logistic regression analysis: type of treatment received, etiology of infantile spasms and age at diagnosis.

All NPHP variants share the described renal histology pattern with the exception of infantile NPHP (type 2), which shows additional features reminiscent of autosomal dominant or recessive PKD, such as kidney enlargement, absence of the tubular basement membrane irregularity characteristic of NPHP, and presence of cysts outside the medullary region.

The infantile type of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis is fatal within one year, but the older cases tend to be less severe.

Hepatic epithelioid haemangio-endothelioma is a rare and unique neoplasm of vascular origin, now considered a entity distinct from usual haemangioma, infantile type of haemangio-endothelioma or angiosarcoma (Ishak et al, 1984).

This included side of the operation (right, left), gender (Male, Female), history of infantile spasms, surgery type (hemispherectomy, focal/lobar resections), age at seizure onset, age at surgery, and number of anti-epilepsy drugs (AED) taken at the time of surgery.

The association of the outcome at the last follow-up was significant for the type of treatment received (p < 0.001), the etiology of infantile spasms (p < 0.001) and the age at diagnosis of infantile spasms (p = 0.04).

In 2014, Ayoub co-authored an article in the American Journal of Roentgenology suggesting that a type of fracture commonly associated with child abuse was, in many cases, the result of infantile rickets.

The disease has three clinical variants: Type 1 is primarily a visceral and nonneuropathic disease whereas types 2 and 3 are a continuum of neuronopathic and visceral diseases ranging from acute (type 2, infantile) to subacute (type 3) progressive CNS degenerative diseases [1], [2].