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Meanings of cwd in English
Fallen dead trees and the remains of large branches on the ground in forests, rivers, or wetlands.
Russian
рабочий каталог The currently used hierarchical file system directory associated with a running process in an operating system.
Russian
cwd Spanish
enfermedad de desgaste crónico Synonyms
Examples for "chronic wasting disease"
Examples for "chronic wasting disease"
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Funding to fight two diseases, Johne's in cattle and chronic wasting disease in wildlife, would end but more money is sought for a livestock-tracking plan.
2
Chronic wasting disease (CWD) infects large numbers of deer and elk, with the potential to infect humans.
3
The Company offers specific assays for Chronic Wasting Disease among elk and deer, and Mad Cow Disease among cattle.
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Chronic Wasting Disease Similar to mad cow disease, CWD is carried by deer and elk in 15 states and Canada.
5
Chronic wasting disease was not diagnosed among cervids tested during the study period, consistent with the previous lack of detection of the disease in Ontario.
Usage of cwd in English
1
These results are pertinent to horizontal CWD transmission in wild cervids.
2
The vaccinated and control animals were then challenged orally with CWD-infected brain homogenate.
3
Mice were then challenged intraperitoneally with elk CWD prions.
4
Initial CWD mastoidectomy should be considered in the proper patient population to help decrease healthcare costs.
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No effective measures are available to control CWD.
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Increased peri-operative cost was not noted with the initial CWD surgery group for any individual variables examined.
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Chronic wasting disease (CWD) infects large numbers of deer and elk, with the potential to infect humans.
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Conclusions: The revision CWD surgery group had increased total cost that could be attributed to the cost of previous surgery.
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Chronic Wasting Disease Similar to mad cow disease, CWD is carried by deer and elk in 15 states and Canada.
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Patients were divided into groups that had previous CWU surgery and were undergoing revision CWD and those that were having an initial CWD mastoidectomy.
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The chimeric virus with the U3 region of the CWD recombinant caused lymphomas more frequently and more rapidly than either of the other two viruses.
12
These results are pertinent to horizontal CWD transmission in wild cervids.
13
The vaccinated and control animals were then challenged orally with CWD-infected brain homogenate.
14
Mice were then challenged intraperitoneally with elk CWD prions.
15
Initial CWD mastoidectomy should be considered in the proper patient population to help decrease healthcare costs.
16
No effective measures are available to control CWD.
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