Sentence examples for commonplace disease from inspiring English sources

He could have been inspired by a nationwide, severe epidemic of yellow fever in 1841 (a year before he wrote The Masque of Red Death), but yellow fever was a commonplace disease without any mystery attached to it.

In addition, NASH was reported to be the third commonplace disease to which liver transplantation is efficacious [ 7] and patients with NASH exhibit substantially high mortality in cardiovascular diseases [ 8].

He now has a house near Palm Beach, and another in the village of Sag Harbor, where Billy Joel sightings are as commonplace as Lyme disease.

But it's commonplace with Lyme disease, and I give Bravo credit for illustrating this reality, either intentionally or not.

Well-established drug class efficacies have become commonplace in many disease areas.

With no running water or toilets, disease was commonplace.

The demonstration that MRI erosive disease was commonplace in early RA fuelled the idea that erosion was fundamental, not just for diagnosis but also for understanding disease pathophysiology.

Seasonal variations in the incidence of human disease are commonplace, but in the case of urinary tract infections this aspect has rarely been addressed [ 7, 9, 20].

AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases are commonplace.

Extensive screening of immigrants for a variety of diseases became commonplace at American ports, and many people were quarantined before being admitted as permanent residents.

Self-management (SM) programs for people with arthritis or other chronic diseases are commonplace and usually delivered by lay leaders.