Sentence examples for varying disorders from inspiring English sources

The KOOS has been used in men and women ranging from 14 79 years in age with varying disorders resulting in knee complaints such as anterior cruciate ligament tear, meniscus tear, and mild, moderate and severe OA.

Because of the characteristic evolution of integral breadth with temperature as depicted in Figure 3 the changes observed were interpreted in terms of varying disorder in the crystallites of Mo(O,N 3.

His calling card to date has been brutish, unlovable outsiders with varying personality disorders.

One hundred and fifty-four measurements were taken in 45 critically ill patients with varying underlying disorders.

Some patients have multiple diagnoses such as varying combinations of psychotic disorders, bipolar disorder, anxiety disorders, personality disorders, eating disorders and drug addiction.

As shown in Table 2, for all crime and disorder types analysed, 50 65 % of all crime and disorder offences (varying by crime or disorder classification) occurred within 250 m of a licensed premise.

Pseudotumours belong to a large and heterogeneous group of disorders, varying from normal anatomical variants, cystic lesions, post-traumatic lesions, skin lesions, inflammatory and infectious lesions, non-neoplastic vascular lesions, metabolic disorders (crystal deposition disease and amyloidosis) and miscellaneous disorders.

Epidemiological studies have reported prevalence rates for psychiatric disorders varying from 9.5 to 370/1000 population, with prevalence highest among marginalised populations and those most disadvantaged by the phenomenon of rapid economic growth and urbanization, such as urban slum dwellers [ 10].

The power of GWA analyses has been recently demonstrated with the identification of susceptibility genes involved in a wide range of disorders varying from common and rare diseases including coronary heart disease, diabetes and multiple sclerosis [ 5– 7].

So far this method has been applied to the study of large scale of disorders varying from different types of cancers [ 26] to diabetes [ 27], chronic kidney disease [ 18, 28], rheumatoid arthritis [ 29] and atherosclerosis [ 30].

In this paper we compare the behaviours of three different atomistic computer models, which possess varying degrees of disorder.