Sentence examples for disease articles from inspiring English sources
My hard work on the Devic's disease articles had paid off.
By including 36,684 U.S. cardiovascular disease articles published during the 11-year study period, the data set was very comprehensive.
Ischaemic heart disease articles (n = 19).
Forty seven percent (14/30) of communicable disease articles were on malaria.
The non-communicable disease articles were too few to analyze into large subcategories such as cardiovascular disease, respiratory disease or cancers.
In 21 of the Cancer Research and 15 of the Cell Death & Disease articles, apoptosis was determined by the authors for different treatments or in different settings using a different combination of apoptosis techniques each time, thus leading the total number of apoptotic determinations (entries) to 137 (Cancer Research) and 136 (Cell Death & Disease) (see Table 1 and Table 2).
IHR 2005's purpose is to prevent, protect against, control, and facilitate public health responses to the international spread of disease (article 2), and IHR 2005 makes surveillance central to guiding effective public health action against cross-border disease threats.
A more promising basis for developing standards on diet and nutrition depends on whether such standards come within the terms of: "sanitary and quarantine requirements and other procedures designed to prevent the international spread of disease" (Article 21(a)).
In a recent Cell Death and Disease article, Liu et al. reported a striking observation that portal vein infusion of autologous bone marrow (ABM) in four AIDS patients with severe liver cirrhosis resulted not only in significant clinical improvement of liver function but also a sustained enhancement of CD4+ T-cell levels, as shown schematically in Figure 1.
However, all world regions achieved a gradual increase in the production of Infectious Diseases articles, with the regions ranking lower at present displaying the highest rate of increase.
Dr. Niman says the authors of the Emerging Infectious Diseases article were too conservative: even though the dates in it were fragmentary, it was possible to infer that in about 10 of the 15 cases, there was a gap in onset dates of at least five days, which would fit with the flu's incubation time of two to five days.
