Sentence examples for arising diseases from inspiring English sources

Usually, little information is available on the origin, biology and genetics of these newly arising diseases during the early stages of an epidemic.

The data analysis component of HIS must be designed to fulfil its purposes of issuing warnings on the risk of arising diseases and other health conditions, setting priorities for action with available resources, identifying the most appropriate and efficient ways to respond, planning for an effective response and monitoring the effectiveness of the response.

Rather, there was evidence to suggest increased risk of coronary heart diseases arising from severe periodontal diseases in adults above 40 years of age, particularly men.

These two factors, which are non-disease factors, affect the mortality of teeth arising from disease factors.

Third, improved management of chronic disease and screening for potential sequelae of chronic disease may have reduced the likelihood or impact of impairment arising from disease.

Small-molecule kinase inhibitors have typically been designed to inhibit wild-type kinases rather than the mutant forms that frequently arise in diseases such as cancer.

B cell lymphoma consists of multiple individual diseases arising throughout the lifespan of B cell development.

Spontaneously arising iron storage diseases in non-murine species also overlap in some clinicopathological aspects with human haemochromatosis.

Nickel can have an impact on human health through infectious diseases arising from nickel-dependent bacteria.

One fill-in-the-blank worksheet prompts the student: opportunistic diseases arising from the weak, HIV-infected immune system "usually cause the person to... .. die.

At the molecular level, cancers are heterogeneous diseases, arising from genetic factors, environmental carcinogens and random, somatic mutation [1].