Dysfunctions In A Sentence

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• Name and describe two ejaculatory dysfunctions.
• Traps and tangles of erectile dysfunctions.
• Trump dysfunctions on so many levels.
• With all of its misfits and dysfunctions.
• Author describes identified brain dysfunctions in every chapter.
• We are social animals who experience social dysfunctions.
• It covered issues of family dynamics and dysfunctions.
• Me Gilmore has a dysfunctions way with words.
• Great team exercises to help overcome team dysfunctions.
• This broke down the dysfunctions in our churches.
• It's difficult to find dysfunctions in a sentence.
• Here are seven common neurologic dysfunctions categorized into one of four domains that are motor, sensory, cognitive, and communicational dysfunctions.
• In these sketches, McEwan examines sexual and relationship dysfunctions.
• This novel brings out some very disturbing family dysfunctions.
• His explanation of co morbid dysfunctions are eye opening.
• Experts say that dysfunctions in families recycle, generation after generation.
• The average ear infections, obstructive sleep apnea, and thyroid dysfunctions.
• It clearly elucidates the connection between gluten and brain dysfunctions.
• A story of mixed communications over generations and family dysfunctions.
• She understands that she's not to blame for her dysfunctions.
• The title refers to the five dysfunctions of a team.
• Dented Cans is about the dysfunctions of the Sampson family.
• There are certain male sexual dysfunctions that can really disturb you.
• Starting at the base of the pyramid, the five dysfunctions are:.
• Their whole family is entertaining even with their quirks and dysfunctions.
• She introduces the five dysfunctions of a team to the group.
• There's no denying the modern horrors and dysfunctions that afflict America.
• Dysfunctions in the prosecution of the GWOT have been described many works.
• Something's gotta stick as the list of dysfunctions keeps hitting the wall.
• As an executive consultant, I see these dysfunctions on a daily basis.
• One of the most common sexual dysfunctions in men is premature ejaculation.
• Erectile dysfunction or ED is the most dreaded of all male sexual dysfunctions.
• Addiction has been shown to change the frontal cortex and striatum causing dysfunctions.
• David Brooks writes many columns pronouncing gravely on human nature and its dysfunctions.
• The Five Dysfunctions of a Team is worth whatever you pay for it.
• She would have done better to focus on fewer dysfunctions and portrayed them better.
• Both are usually natural occurrences of body dysfunctions from which your teen will recover.
• This book is going to make us all feel reassured by our own dysfunctions.
• Pre-eclampsia is not a discrete disease but more a constellation of bodily dysfunctions.
• Lots of diseases come with dysfunctions to the sensory system, causing hypoesthesia or hyperesthesia.
• I am reminded of the social dysfunctions wrought by conservative politics described by J.
• He says that many dysfunctions in these areas cannot be identified on any test.
• It delves deep into human relationships and family dysfunctions bringing raw emotions into play.
• Most people want to be good parents, and spare their children any passed down dysfunctions.
• But most important, the country where erectile dysfunctions is a major problem is South Africa.
• Bitter taste: hepatobiliary dysfunctions, liver is deficient with fire and the sleeping is not good.
• Nesser lets you get to know his characters by their quirks or rather their dysfunctions.
• The thyroid dysfunctions as well as the obesity cases have the tendency to multiply very rapidly.
• I love memoirs and I love reading about the rich and famous and their various dysfunctions.
• He was a human being with all of the dysfunctions that go along with being just that.
• Unfortunately, the five dysfunctions of the title are not the starting five for the NBA runner ups.
• It shares common features with several autonomic dysfunctions, such as orthostatic hypotension and postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome.
• Chapter seven was good again, about the downside or dysfunctions of COPs and what to do about it.
• His misguided experience involves a brief fling at incest with his attractive mother, among other bitter family dysfunctions.
• I felt relief to find them back in the place where they began, and yet the dysfunctions remain.
• Objective: To explore the efficacy and safety of sacral nerve neuromodulation( SNN) in the treatment of chronic voiding dysfunctions.
• This patent covers the method of delivery of phentolamine in a fast-dissolving tablet for the treatment of sexual dysfunctions.
• Nieces Kelly and Blair struggle with their problems and dysfunctions while Kelly's mother Melinda languishes in a mental institution and Dorian's own daughter Cassie struggled with a psychotic break.