Sentence examples for wider disorder from inspiring English sources
But there is growing opposition from clinicians and experts, who fear that everyday anxieties, which we all experience, may become seen as part of a wider disorder as a result of the relaxed criteria.
As in Jacobean tragedy, sexual licence and cruelty are symptoms of a wider disorder, which he construes philosophically (via Hobbes) as well as sexually, and with an undecorated power which owes more to the verse of Ben Jonson than to his immediate contemporaries.
It is estimated that about half of all men who are aged between 40 and 70 have suffered at some stage from erectile dysfunction, which is often a symptom of a wider disorder of the circulatory system, such as diabetes or heart disease.
Geoffrey Chaucer, who lived in Aldgate and may have been in London during the revolt, used the rebel killing of Flemings as a metaphor for wider disorder in The Nun's Priest's Tale part of The Canterbury Tales, parodying Gower's poem.
Genetic forms of the disease are important to recognize clinically and also provide valuable information about possible pathogenic mechanisms within the wider disorder.
Gastroenteritis is a world-wide disorder.
The findings of the GOAL study [ 1] remind us of unsolved issues about articular region-to-region differences in phenotype of what still appears to be a skeletal system-wide disorder of aging in the majority of patients with CPPD.
A skeletal system-wide disorder of inorganic pyrophosphate metabolism affecting multiple skeletal tissue types, associated with aging, metabolic, or uncommon genetic disease, appears central to the pathogenesis of CPPD [ 3, 8].
The wider personality disorders literature is indicative of the importance of the therapist-patient relationship in the success of both individual therapies [ 47] and psychosocial interventions [ 48].
Understand that autism is a wide spectrum disorder.
But it's not burglaries that trouble me – nasty though they are – but a fear of wider and deeper disorder.
