Sentence examples for dreadful diseases from inspiring English sources

Basically perfectly normal proteins get shape-shifted into evil versions of themselves that then cause dreadful diseases.

Beautiful Lake Malawi, and many oases, are rife with schistosomiasis and other dreadful diseases that everyone, including travel agents, wish would disappear.

Importantly, the understanding of mechanisms of action of KMF-mediated therapeutic effects may help the scientific community to design novel strategies for the treatment of dreadful diseases.

Natural compounds have enormous biological and clinical activity against dreadful diseases such as cancer, as well as cardiovascular and neurodegenerative disorders.

In the early post-war period a number of newly developed innovations in the life sciences were made widely available, contributing to the eradication of some dreadful diseases and making an immense increase in harvest yields possible.

They are toxic even at low concentration level and their toxicity increases with accumulation in water (Bradl 2004); if accumulated in living organisms, they can cause dreadful diseases such as Alzheimer, Parkinson, kidney damage and hypertension.

PANCREATIC cancer is a dreadful disease.

"This is not such a dreadful disease," he said.

Our concern in guarding against this dreadful disease is constant.

And friends have gone, not just through growing apart but because of that dreadful disease – cancer.

"You either catch some dreadful disease or they slap a lawsuit on ya," Coverdale told him.