Sentence examples for get a disease from inspiring English sources

Relative risk is a measure of the extent to which those exposed to a risk factor are likely to get a disease compared with the non-diseased general population.

Just try not to get a disease?

"No local would swim in it because we know we would get a disease".

"If I get a disease, I'll shoot at it," he said.

This often determines whether or not they are likely to get a disease".

"Once, on my birthday, she left me a message wishing that I get a disease.

Whenever someone got a disease she put a cross in the box".

What, women may ask, does this say about my chances of getting a disease?

"If you see someone starving, it's not just that they've got a disease.

From polio to smallpox, we think of vaccines as preventing people from getting a disease or from getting sick.

Another thing, the tangle people eventually were satiated because they got a disease of their own to study.