Sentence examples for disease type of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "disease type of" is not a correct or commonly used part of a sentence in written English
A more correct and commonly used phrase would be "type of disease" or "disease type." For example: - Incorrect: "The doctor diagnosed her with a disease type of cancer." - Correct: "The doctor diagnosed her with a type of cancer." or "The doctor diagnosed her with cancer."
But after controlling for age, smoking, body mass index, severity of disease, type of treatment, history of diabetes and many other variables, they found that non-users were five times as likely to die of prostate cancer as those who used statins.
A single disease type of lung cancer is actually lots of diseases.
Analytical reporting standards for patients' characteristics, type and extent of the disease, type of treatment and study design are described.
In many circumstances, remittances are so large that they can carry the potential for a "Dutch disease" type of phenomena; however, it appears that Morocco is not experiencing Dutch disease effects (Bouoiyour 2013).
Patient data concerning mean age, imported disease, type of contact, and treatment course are presented by sex of the patient.
We also aimed to investigate potential variation in the effect of comorbidities on survival by type of comorbid disease, type of hematological malignancy and age.
For example, Robin documents that pesticides in France cause "neurodegenerative diseases, such as Parkinson's disease, types of cancer, like blood cancers - leukemia or non-Hodgkin's lymphoma - cancer of the brain, prostate, skin, lung, and pancreas".
Thus, it may be possible that the impact of the service might differ in accordance with the disease types of the patients.
Patients were asked for their concurrent medical diseases, type of migraine, migraine chronicity, age at onset, duration of migraine, headache intensity, medication overuse headache, family history of migraine, accompanying symptoms including nausea and/or vomiting, photophobia, phonophobia, osmophobia, and allodynia.
The comparison of IgG levels between the ACHP and UMA groups, respectively resistant and susceptible to the clinical symptoms associated with P. falciparum infection, thus aimed to determine whether an 'anti-disease' type of immunity was associated with any of the antibody activity measured here.
This was done separately for the two disease groups DLBCL and MM to avoid comparison of disease type instead of drug resistance.
