| treat disorder | 4.34 | The drug is used to treat lung disorders. | ||
| cause disorder | 3.16 | An overdose can cause mental disorders, fits, a coma or death. | ||
| have disorder | 2.24 | I have retention disorder. | ||
| control disorder | 1.05 | Drugs can control the disorder. | ||
| create disorder | 1.05 | He said the rioters want to create disorder. | ||
| call disorder | 0.86 | He has a neurological disorder called autism. | ||
| prevent disorder | 0.79 | Once-touted aspirin and calcium supplements failed to prevent the disorder. | ||
| develop disorder | 0.72 | Such children often develop mental disorders, Ms. Ward said. | ||
| suffer disorder | 0.59 | Some may suffer ego disorders. | ||
| link disorder | 0.53 | The two disorders are closely linked. | ||
| diagnose disorder | 0.46 | Those answers help doctors diagnose anxiety disorders. | ||
| detect disorder | 0.39 | ADD is difficult to diagnose because there is no test that detects the disorder. | ||
| correct disorder | 0.33 | Gene therapy corrects immune system disorder in two children, | ||
| cure disorder | 0.33 | Recovering the memories can cure the disorders. | ||
| promote disorder | 0.33 | In one, six people are charged with conspiracy to furnish instructions in the use of explosive devices to promote civil disorder. | ||
| study disorder | 0.33 | But those who study the disorders say that the number may be much higher. | ||
| define disorder | 0.26 | The disorder was defined by James Parkinson, a British surgeon. | ||
| include disorder | 0.26 | Less common causes include genetic disorders, chemotherapy for cancer and viral and other infections. | ||
| quell disorder | 0.26 | Every available officer was drafted in to help quell the disorder. | ||
| see disorder | 0.26 | The disorder is sometimes seen as serving a homoeostatic or stabilising role in the family. |