Sentence examples for clear of disease from inspiring English sources

Government agency Natural England gave the scheme the go-ahead subject to the mammals being found clear of disease.

(The men of the northern Cheyenne, he found, were the tallest people in the world in the late nineteenth century: well nourished on bison and berries, and wandering clear of disease on the high plains, they averaged nearly five feet ten).

He underwent more than a year of grueling radiation and chemo treatments that left him clear of disease.

In addition to installing taps and toilets, UNICEF also helps affected communities to teach children and families the importance of handwashing to help stay clear of disease and illness.

The routine use of surveillance computed tomography (CT) scanning in the follow up of colorectal cancer patients has revealed an increasing number of clinically well patients, deemed clear of disease at the primary site, but with evident pulmonary metastases.

Significantly more patients in the 25-mg, 75-mg, and 150-mg ixekizumab groups had a sPGA score of 0 (clear of disease) or 1 (minimal disease) than in the placebo group at week 12. Significant differences between the 150-mg group and the placebo group in PASI 75 and sPGA were identified at as early as 2 weeks and sustained through 20 weeks.

A10 Cows Cleared of Disease Nearly 200 cows belonging to the same Alberta herd as the one infected with mad cow disease were found to be free of the disease, tests conducted over the weekend showed.

In addition, a higher proportion of patients achieved clearing of disease (≥90% improvement in PASI) after 12 weeks with etanercept 50 mg twice weekly compared with placebo (21 vs 1%).

We have shown that therapeutic doses of Vitamin D (in the form of 2 doses of cholecalciferol at monthly intervals), given to patients with active pulmonary TB, can lead to proportionately greater weight gain and more rapid radiographic clearing of disease as compared to placebo.

Unfortunately, Bhatia says, the signal was often too weak to serve as a clear indicator of disease.

The absence of clear biomarkers of disease status, the confounding role of spouses spouses are generally sampled as healthy family controls but could themselves have contributed to the geno/phenotypes of their offspring and the use of different diagnostic methods (direct ascertainment versus telephone interview) are able to explain only partly the poor reproducibility of these studies [9].