Sentence examples for visible disorder from inspiring English sources

People reported more visible disorder -- more homeless people, more panhandlers, more people urinating in public, dirtier streets and sidewalks.

Anorexia is a visible disorder, attracting much media attention, and can be associated with actors, pop stars, and athletes.

He learned about George Kelling and James Q . Wilsons "broken-windows" theory, which argued that minor, visible neighborhood disorder breeds major crime.

After my death I wish that an autopsy would be performed on me to see if there is any visible physical disorder.

His note further reads, "After my death I wish that an autopsy would be performed on me to see if there is any visible physical disorder".

Zoom-in micrographs of the disturbed regions show perfect order of atoms in the crystalline lattice (Figure8b,c,e,f) everywhere except for the closest vicinities of the Si/Ge interface where point defects and a visible lattice disordering immediately next to the cluster are registered (Figure8b,c,e,f).

The two groups have comparable opinions on how long patients should accept visible movement disorders.

Subjects were asked how long the person depicted should be willing to tolerate some side effects of medication (mouth dryness, sweating, tiredness, sexual dysfunction, feeling of unrest, weight gain, visible movement disorders, anhedonia, risk of drug addiction, tremor).

It is assumed, that this way, there will be a possibility to detect patients that do not show visible heart disorders although have a higher risk in developing AF [ 6, 7].

Ultimately, "Sidewalk" calls into question the "broken window" theory of policing embraced by Mayor Giuliani, which sees all visible signs of disorder -- from cracked window panes to drunken vagrants -- as inducements to more serious crime.

Intermittent absence is an expected consequence of a recurrent painful disorder, visible and within limits credible to employers; and it is relatively easy to measure.