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Meanings of sensory integration disorder in anglès

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disfunción de integración sensorial
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trastorn de processament sensorial

Neurodevelopmental condition involving heightened and/or muted responses to sensory input.

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      Examples for "sid"
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      I think it's quite good in its own way, Sid said kindly.
      In a gilded cage
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      Maybe I had become used to good meals with Sid and Gus.
      In a gilded cage
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      A third bank on the list, SID banka, passed the stress test.
      Reuters
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      Look, Sid, what's all this about?' She was beginning to be alarmed.
      Under orders
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      On his way past the den, he noticed Sid on the floor.
      Come out tonight
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      Meantime 8spd automatic transmission is standard; all-wheel-drive is available.
      Independent.ie
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      But the government needs SPD backing for it in the upper house.
      Reuters
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      Results: Eleven of 156 patients had δ-SPD based on platelet ADP content.
      Pubmed
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      The SPD and Left have similar policies on economic and social issues.
      Reuters
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      The SPD nominated Peer Steinbrueck in September, four months ahead of schedule.
      Reuters
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      The autistic campaigner Temple Grandin invented the hug box to combat sensory processing disorder.
      The Guardian
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      Q Our six-year-old is the youngest of three boys and was diagnosed last year with sensory processing disorder (SPD).
      The Irish Times
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      Allergies and ASD or sensory processing disorder are common conditions and some children will have both; however, this is association not causation.
      The Irish Times
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      We would like to clarify for your readers that there is no hard evidence that allergy is associated with ASD or sensory processing disorder.
      The Irish Times
      Usage of sensory integration disorder in anglès
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      She thought obsessive-compulsive disorder, literal thinking, math dyslexia, and sensory integration disorder were part of her "personality."
      Wired