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Meanings of infectious diseases in inglês
russo
инфекционное заболевание português
doenças contagiosas espanhol
enfermedad infecciosa catalão
malaltia infecciosa 
Disease caused by infection of pathogenic biological agents in a host organism.
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Examples for "infection"
Examples for "infection"
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Objective: Determine risk factors for heterosexually transmitted HIV infection among African Americans.
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Western Australia reported one new infection, the first confirmed case since Wednesday.
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Public health staff worked with the facility to improve infection control procedures.
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Taking effective preventive measures is particularly important for control of HFMD infection.
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Purpose: To report a case of late stent-graft infection with aortoenteric fistula.
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It takes an American idiom and id to properly troll the electorate.
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His pioneering work introduced the concepts of the id, ego and superego.
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I want to see if there's an id on the missing victim.
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Carmack was comparing the new Doom to id's other upcoming title Rage.
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But Milosh was in power, id did not mean to relinquish it.
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They tackle major infectious diseases, neglected tropical diseases and other health challenges.
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An epidemic of infectious diseases brought great psychological pressure to the public.
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Rationale: Several studies have demonstrated links between infectious diseases and cardiovascular conditions.
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Bovine abortion of unknown infectious etiology still remains a major economic problem.
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Background: Internet-based surveillance systems provide a novel approach to monitoring infectious diseases.
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Some people use it whenever possible; some avoid it as a pestilence.
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War and pestilence are intimately associated in the mind of the Babylonians.
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It is now the year 1665; is not the pestilence in London?
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There are worse things than pestilence in the wilderness, the woman replied.
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No great external calamity has visited the nation; no pestilence or famine.
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Malaria is an infectious disease responsible for approximately one million deaths annually.
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In emerging infectious disease outbreaks, the most serious cases are identified first.
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In addition, addressing potential complexities involving diabetes patients with infectious disease co-morbidities.
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An infectious disease physician, he was a natural choice for two reasons.
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So, yes, I'm focused on Alzheimer's research as well as infectious disease.
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Meantime an infectious disorder spread fast among them, and several of the bondsmen died one after the other.
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Those who landed at Naples brought with them an infectious disorder, contracted by long confinement in small, crowded, and ill-provided vessels.
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You are too prone to let your feelings run away with you, and that is the most infectious disorder that I know.
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People withdrew prudently from those suffering from infectious disorders, who were left to their unhappy fate.
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I have somewhere heard that persons were less apt to catch infectious disorders at that time than any other, and I believe it.
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He was beginning to believe that Roland's illness was a communicable disease.
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Its not a communicable disease, she cannot give it to anyone.
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Non communicable disease is claiming seven out of 10 lives.
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This is a communicable disease disaster in the making.
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The data was sourced from the communicable disease surveillance system, and central public health laboratory results.
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Oh college-thosehalcyon days of young love, bong hits, and communicable diseases.
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Non- communicable diseases account for half of hospital admissions in Kenya, the government says.
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Invasive pneumococcal and influenza diseases have been major vaccine-available communicable diseases.
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No comprehensive audit standards for outbreaks of communicable diseases were found.
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This is one of the most infectious and easily communicable diseases.
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The rate of clinical infection in these men was no different than in unvaccinated controls.
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Additionally, naïve bats inoculated with the LnV demonstrated the lowest clinical infection rate of all groups.
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Two-fifths of patients with CRKP had clinical infection and 38% died during the current hospitalization.
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These widespread brain abnormalities were found in both newborns with positive-culture infection and in those with clinical infection.
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Some sources are recognizable and correctable, such as vascular access type, clinical infection, and water quality, and some are not.
Usage of infectious diseases in inglês
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They tackle major infectious diseases, neglected tropical diseases and other health challenges.
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An epidemic of infectious diseases brought great psychological pressure to the public.
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Rationale: Several studies have demonstrated links between infectious diseases and cardiovascular conditions.
4
Background: Internet-based surveillance systems provide a novel approach to monitoring infectious diseases.
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Prompt treatment of infectious diseases plays an important role in infection control.
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Background: Aedes albopictus is a major vector for several tropical infectious diseases.
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The company specialises in developing tests for infectious diseases using molecular technology.
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Deleterious mutations of Hcfc2 may therefore increase susceptibility to diverse infectious diseases.
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The technology has proven its merits for other conditions, other infectious diseases.
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Vaccination is the most successful and cost-effective method to prevent infectious diseases.
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In the short term, it offers rapid genetic analysis of infectious diseases.
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The identification of human-associated bacteria is very important to control infectious diseases.
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Tuberculosis remains to be one of the most important infectious diseases worldwide.
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Standing water attracts mosquitoes, which can carry infectious diseases such as dengue.
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Mathematical models play an indispensable role in understanding and managing infectious diseases.
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It has for its object the prevention and eradication of infectious diseases:
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Translations for infectious diseases
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Infectious diseases through the time
Infectious diseases across language varieties
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