Sentence examples for induced diseases from inspiring English sources

The plant based therapeutics against oxidative stress induced diseases is the research of medicament of these days.

Peter Abrahams fictionally recreates this area of colonial history in his 1946 novel, Mine Boy, which presents us with characters who negotiate the uncertain and often tragic terrain of colonial introduced and induced diseases.

Tobacco induced diseases.

Thus, the tremendous pressure from tobacco induced diseases and death makes tobacco control (TC) an urgent concern in China.

The disease-gene association mediated by mutations can be more proper for exploring pathological mechanism of mutation induced diseases.

The Pesticide Induced Diseases Database provides access to a wide array of scientific studies on the dangerous health effects of pesticides.

The underlying mechanisms for arsenite-induced diseases have been extensively studied but nevertheless appear to lack a common denominator.

Many would have suffered hunger-induced diseases, such as dysentery, and diseases which are more a product of social disruption caused by famine, such as typhoid fever.

And while I didn't have the nerve to ask Dyson how many times she has made an investment this year, there's no doubt that she is quite prolific in the health industry, particularly investing in companies that are leveraging social networks to increase the self motivation necessary to fight obesity and the other self-induced diseases that have made today's healthcare so prohibitively expensive.

Finally, studies of probiotics in critically ill patients should have active surveillance for probiotic-induced diseases.

Recent studies have reported that consumption of Xuebijing prevents inflammatory response-induced diseases.