Sentence examples for diseased with from inspiring English sources

Explanation of underutilization of drugs among diseased with diabetes and musculoskeletal disorders are found in number of chronic diseases (OR 0.74 and OR 0.78) and regarding diabetes also in language proficiency (OR 0.66) and modern attitudes on male-female roles (OR 1.69).

"We're diseased with bureaucracy in this country," he says.

Thus, the Colonel may well succeed, even if the professor, mere pawn, diseased with hope, does not.

A lung that is diseased with emphysema contains more air than a healthy lung and produces hyperresonance.

And Richard, the bass player, wanted to look like his skin was diseased with lesions and pockmarks all over it, for no reason that he could explain – "I just think it would be funny".

Diseased with a social infection that violates Shariah," the group's 53-year-old co-founder, Tubagus Muhammed Siddiq, is quoted as saying in reference to Islamic law.

The potentially independent mitochondrial uptake of these peptides may be an advantage when dealing with diseased mitochondria with reduced mitochondrial potential.

Total alloplastic temporomandibular joint (TMJ) reconstruction is a reliable treatment modality in patients with severely diseased TMJ with good clinical behaviour.

Intuitively, a population with higher prevalence may have more diseased cases with clear disease symptoms, leading to increased sensitivity.

In order to determine which changes are associated with a disease, we need to compare diseased tissue with healthy tissue.

Influenza D virus (FLUDV) was isolated from diseased pigs with respiratory disease symptoms in 2011, and since then the new virus has also been spread to cattle.