Sentence examples for check disease from inspiring English sources

Little, except limited frost protection, can be done to control air temperature in fields, but greenhouse temperatures can be regulated to check disease development.

Suppression of expression, or inhibition of downstream signalling pathways [ 14], of osteopontin could be a potent method to inhibit tumour growth and check disease progression.

At periodically scheduled visits, patients were clinically checked, disease progression registered by their physicians, and bled for monitoring their immune parameters.

Working one day per week, in the first three months, students assisted 278 community residents to obtain a free birth certificate and well over 100 residents to receive free drop-in help ranging from health checks, disease screening, treatments, prescriptions, education, health counselling, information about exercise, diet and health coaching, and emergency dental and medical referrals.

We checked diseases reported on death certificates systematically against records held by general practitioners, hospitals, or both.

So as cities become bigger and denser, the risk and scale of outbreaks will increase, along with the number of vaccine doses needed to check the disease.

Ram Chandra Shah, chairman of Gadhimai Temple development committee, said government officials would be on hand to monitor the animals and check for disease.

First stop was a five sq km (1.9 sq miles) enclosed area of dusty ground with little shade – capable of holding 100,000 animals – where they undergo blood tests to check for disease before shipment.

One of the easiest ways to check for disease at this time of year is to scratch a little of the bark off and if it is green underneath it is healthy, but if it is brown it is not.

"Slave catchers would go out to the villages and bring the people back, chained, to these castles, where they would be kept for a period to check for disease or weakness, before they were loaded onto the ships.

Nothing worked to check the disease in populations without immunity neither bonfires to disinfect the air, nor collective demonstrations of penitence in northern towns, nor persecutions of Jews or friars.