Sentence examples for disease thrust from inspiring English sources
The deaths of two postal workers, to all appearances from anthrax, and the infection of two others with the most lethal form of the disease thrust bioterrorism back to the forefront in a country torn between the fascination of an unfolding military campaign and the tangible fear of a mysterious germ.
I'm terrified that my people will continue to die at an alarming pace from diseases thrust upon them by the very coal industry to which they've been told to cling.
Issues such as the international control of pandemic disease have been thrust into new levels of activity most notably on HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria.
The resilience she honed on the Silver Screen prompted her to give voice to her battle with breast cancer, thrusting a disease too long obscured in secrecy and shame into the light.
The identification of associations between human genetic variation and disease phenotypes is a major thrust of current biomedical research.
The application of molecular biology to elucidating the causes and potential cures of disease has become a major thrust of research at virtually all medical institutions.
Its main thrust was to enable disease classification for case management based on the presence of specific symptoms and signs.
With the increasing incidence of head and neck cancer, the initial thrust to pilot a disease prevention program stemmed from the South East London Tumour Working Group.
The identification of the retinoblastoma gene RB1 in 1986 [ 1] and the discovery of its pivotal role in cell cycle control thrust RB1 and its associated disease, retinoblastoma, to the forefront of cell and cancer biology.
The idea that common genetic variants may be important thrusts common diseases into the forefront of genomic applications with the availability of genome-wide SNP maps.
Recently, in light of a perceived economic upturn and a relative reduction across most of the continent in famine and disease, the narrative has changed to one of thrusting progress.
