Sentence examples for familiar disease from inspiring English sources

Prostate cancer has become a familiar disease to many Americans; Bob Dole, the Republican candidate for president in 1996, was found to have it in 1991.

Today Argentina is again being racked by a too familiar disease: inflation.

In medical imaging based dementia diagnosis, the acquired 3D images are still analyzed almost entirely through visual inspection on a slice-by-slice basis in search of familiar disease patterns.

One of the goals of READY is to ensure that the world isn't solely prepared for an outbreak of a familiar disease, but for something that they may not even know exists yet.

Otherwise, the text follows the familiar disease and disease vector chapter format with excellent clarity and conciseness.

However, it was well known that smallpox did not cause epizootics in cattle, and French officials would not likely have mistaken such a familiar disease.

The results of the students' familiarity with the context showed an average score for the presumably familiar diseases of 2.11 (sd 0.69) for the musculoskeletal and 2.50 (sd 0.67) for the neurological subjects.

He must embody a driven class clown and carry the character to his deathbed, by way of the familiar disease-of-the-week hospital scenes.

The expectation is that this work will offer important insights into the mechanisms of more common, more familiar diseases too.

But in the not so distant future, said Dr. Julie L. Gerberding, the director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the public is likely to hear about a host of less familiar diseases and health problems, as outbreaks of such illnesses become "a new norm".

At the higher end sit naturally occurring epidemics of familiar diseases such as influenza, which still sweeps the world each year, and AIDS, which has so far killed 22m people.