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Meanings of ncds in English

Russian
нейрокогнитивные расстройства
Portuguese
perturbação cognitiva
Spanish
trastorno cognitivo
Catalan
trastorn neurocognitiu

Disease of mental health that affects cognitive functions including memory processing, perception and problem solving.

нейрокогнитивные расстройства
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Examples for "ncd"
Examples for "ncd"
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Simulated annealing MD showed the transformation from the closed phosphate-tube ncd structure to an open configuration.
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Aim: To evaluate outcomes according to the gastroenterological section of the NCD.
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The primary outcomes were NCD-related mortality and morbidity, and risk factor prevalence.
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Participants: Sixty older adults NCD-and-caregiver dyads were recruited through an activity center.
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There is a policy and procedure manual that guides the NCD staff.
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Similarly, it does shows variation in AD and mild cognitive disorder.
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Sotos syndrome is a human developmental and cognitive disorder caused by happloinsufficiency of transcription factor NSD1.
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Schizophrenia is a debilitating cognitive disorder.
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Results: Defendants who were incompetent were more likely to be diagnosed with a cognitive disorder, with a medium effect size.
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Discussion: This patient had amyotrophic lateral sclerosis and frontal-temporal dementia with an unusually late onset clinical presentation: cognitive disorder was the inaugural sign.
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The HIV-1-associated neurocognitive disorder occurs in approximately one-third of infected individuals.
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Background: HIV-associated neurocognitive disorder persists in some people living with HIV despite optimal antiretroviral therapy.
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Delirium is a common neurocognitive disorder in hospital settings, characterised by fluctuating impairments in attention and arousal following an acute precipitant.
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The term HIV-associated neurocognitive disorder (HAND) has been used to describe the spectrum of neurocognitive dysfunction associated with HIV infection.
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They are increasingly being used in clinical practice for minor neurocognitive disorder (MND) as well as HAD, despite uncertainty about their accuracy.
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Usage of ncds in English
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The conditions and behaviours that lead to NCDs often start in childhood.
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Enhanced government commitment and judicious resource allocation to prioritize NCDs are needed.
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We report on the relationship between alcohol consumption and NCDs in Thailand.
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Obesity is a key cause of NCDs like diabetes and cardiovascular diseases.
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And to me that is a big contribution to fighting against NCDs.
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NCDs were the biggest health threat confronting Pacific countries, the prime minister said.
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It shows the economic burden if NCDs continue to rise in the Pacific.
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NCDs are an increasing issue with rising morbidity and mortality rates.
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Studies involved development or poverty interventions which reported on outcomes relating to NCDs.
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He told Jamie Tahana how exactly climate change would affect NCDs.
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Some infectious diseases cause an increased risk of developing specific NCDs.
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The risk factors for NCDs are initiated during childhood and adolescence.
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But longer-tenor NCDs were never to be included in that assessment.
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Mr Pohiva said NCDs had everything to do with eating habits and lifestyle.
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Multimorbidity was defined as the incident accumulation of two or more unique NCDs.
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Well-designed climate change policy can reduce the incidence of major NCDs in local populations.
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