pathological
ರೋಗ
definition
adjective
the interpretation of pathological studies
of or relating to pathology.
example
I think I've indulged in a 'pathological' , chronic nostalgia over the years, which I've traced back to my childhood.
The same schedule is in all gambling devices and it creates the 'pathological' gambler.
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But, most people with a 'pathological' obsession with ‘race’ are not in asylums, so we must address them as a component of our everyday lives.
Problem gambling and 'pathological' gambling are well-defined psychiatric conditions.
The following studies are examples of 'pathological' responses in animals that were induced by exposure to UV rays.
The etiology remains unclear, and the association with cardiac 'pathological' changes is uncertain.
It was an obsession bordering on the 'pathological' .
Evidence of 'pathological' change in the COPD diaphragm is continuing to mount.
I think that's one of the reasons that the home run derby has become such a 'pathological' obsession over the last couple of seasons.
A minority will continue to become 'pathological' gamblers.
Studies looking at 'pathological' or brain imaging data would be needed to address these possibilities.
The essential problem with compulsive gamblers, however, is their blindness to this 'pathological' desire to lose.
Because of this it can also help remove the 'pathological' buildup of calcium associated with arthritic joints.
The author claims that historical, iconographic, 'pathological' , physical, and chemical evidence points to inauthenticity.
However, in the U.S., such decisions have increasingly become 'pathological' obsessions, as men become more and more subject to unattainable body ideals.
The 'pathological' mechanisms of disease progression are unclear but oxidant stress may play a role.
Haemorrhoids result from the 'pathological' changes in prolapsed anal cushions.
As indicated in the literature, probable pathological gamblers in adolescence are at risk of becoming adult 'pathological' gamblers, especially when they participate in a variety of gambling activities.
To understand causes of compulsive gambling or 'pathological' gambling, it is useful to explore causes of impulse control disorders.
The patient continued to develop further skeletal metastases with 'pathological' fractures and finally died ten months after the initial presentation.
We found that our three probable 'pathological' gamblers usually gambled with family and close friends.
Probable 'pathological' gamblers have a score greater than 4, and were included in the present study as problem gamblers.
Psychologists and social workers define 'pathological' gamblers as those whose gambling is persistent and out of control.
‘I do not understand your 'pathological' obsession about mysteries,’ Chase mumbled as he followed after his dark-haired cousin.
Our study of 'pathological' prognostic factors at presentation confirmed these findings for women with early breast cancer.
Because treatment tends to be individually focused, most family members of 'pathological' gamblers never receive the care they need.
No 'pathological' abnormalities such as serious disease or physical deformities were recorded.
Epidemiological, clinical and 'pathological' data from all patients treated in our institute have been recorded on a computerized database since 1996.
Another limitation is that it focused on people with relatively minor gambling problems - only four of the participants were classified as 'pathological' gamblers.
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