Sentence examples for diseases were kept from inspiring English sources

Contagious diseases were kept at bay in 1936 (Berlin) by disinfecting pools, footbaths and regularly inspecting all the kitchens.

As penicillin and other antibiotics began to change medical practice sharply, the specialized hospitals where patients with dangerous communicable diseases were kept isolated from other patients closed.

Only through vigilance and vaccination of all children under five years can these diseases be kept under control.

The activation of acute disease in immunocompromised patients and immunohistochemical data obtained on mice [ 59] suggest that under normal conditions both diseases are kept in latent form by the host immune system.

The disease was kept at bay by sodium arsenite for more than a century.

All isolates of this pathogen identified in New Zealand so far appear to be isogenic and the disease is kept under control by aerial applications of copper fungicide.

When there were 36,000 patient visits a year in the STD clinics of Baltimore's inner city, in other words, the disease was kept in equilibrium.

Reward system for case reporting In Yogaré, four community agents ensure that Guinea worm disease is kept at bay.

In the explanation document, the term "disease that requires long-term treatment in the hospital" was used instead of "childhood cancer" as there may be some cases where the "childhood cancer" disease was kept a secret from the child.

Data coming from the IRIS Study show that generally the disease is kept under control by imatinib if the treatment is not discontinued, and as long as there is no development of drug resistance.

In order to determine the incubation time to onset of terminal prion disease, mice were kept until the day of onset of terminal clinical signs of prion disease (see above).