Sentence examples for were disorder from inspiring English sources
noun
Absence of order; state of not being arranged in an orderly manner.
- After playing the children left the room in disorder.
Though they had many more freedoms, by the mid-1990s the allure of democratic reforms had faded; their major concerns were disorder and economic hardship.
With the increase of Al treatment time, the arrays of cell were disorder, and the integrity of cell membrane was destroyed (8 h and 12 h).
Although the BOPZ law has seen several adaptations, none were disorder specific.
Upon chronic CCl4 exposure, lobules of liver in model group rats were disorder with a pile of deposition of fibrous tissue, steatosis and necrosis in hepatocytes, whereas DWYG treatment significantly ameliorated the pathological changes observed on CCl4-induced injury.
In the film the lattice planes were disordered and porous.
Imaging studies of conduct disorders showed dysfunctions of the paralimbic system which were disorder-specific when compared to children with ADHD [ 68].
If a depressive attributional style and trauma-specific appraisals were disorder-specific, this could point to separate mechanisms of development and maintenance of the two disorders and a need to target these cognitions in treatment.
Thus, the odds ratio of being obese at the fourth and final screening were two times higher for participants with common mental disorder at all three preceding screenings than for those who were disorder-free at all previous screenings.
Not all difficulty is disorder.
