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Meanings of enteric in English

Portuguese
intestinal
Spanish
entérico

Of or relating to or inside the intestines.

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intestinal
Usage of enteric in English
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However, the effects of the virome in modulating enteric infections remain unexplored.
Pubmed
2
Waited for my boat, worse luck, and contracted enteric in Cape Town.
Cinderella in the South: Twenty-Five South African Tales
3
Neurons of the enteric nervous system of the stomach were not immunolabeled.
Pubmed
4
In patient 1, enteric conversion was necessary due to reflux pancreatitis.
Pubmed
5
His premature death from enteric was a grave loss to the British army.
The Great Boer War
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All samples were tested using real time multiplex-PCR assays for nine enteric pathogens.
Pubmed
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Several studies have reported an association between enteric bacteria and atherosclerosis.
Pubmed
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Specimens, food samples and environmental samples were collected and tested for enteric pathogens.
Pubmed
9
A private, who had been ill with enteric, had died in the night.
In the Wilderness
10
Microejection of toxin B had no effect on the Vm of enteric neurons.
Pubmed
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The enteric Salmonella Paratyphi B strains clustered separately from those associated with gastroenteritis.
Pubmed
12
Really, they are keratin-coated enteric capsules of nitro-benzol, a deadly poison.
The Treasure-Train
13
Why, Stanley had surely died of enteric at Bloemfontein in the Boer War!
Danger! and Other Stories
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Therefore, biofilm formation by enteric pathogens on plants poses a risk to human health.
Pubmed
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Conclusion: Multidrug-resistant enteric bacilli are becoming a problem in Sweden, despite low antimicrobial use.
Pubmed
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Background: The small, single-stranded positive-sense RNA astroviruses are mostly known to be enteric viruses.
Pubmed
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Translations for enteric
Spanish
entérico
Enteric through the time
Enteric across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common