Sentence examples for more a disease from inspiring English sources

"Cancer is no more a disease of cells than a traffic jam is a disease of cars," Dr. Smithers wrote.

"Cancer is no more a disease of cells than a traffic jam is a disease of cars," the British physician and cancer researcher D. W. Smithers wrote in The Lancet, in 1962.

In science fiction you can write a book that says, 'There are no white people any more, a disease came and they all died.' It's a wonderful way to escape the world.' Of course, Mosley vehemently points out, Blue Light is not about issues of race.

But cancer is more a disease of genes than one of specific tissues, so the specialization of our research and educational efforts based solely on a given cancer's tissue of origin could have detrimental aspects.

The differential decrease supports the notion that RF is more a disease activity marker and ACPA more a disease-specific marker [ 31, 32].

Sir David Smithers (1962) considered that 'Cancer is no more a disease of cells than a traffic jam is a disease of cars.

"It had a stigma of being more than a disease, more like a curse from God or a judgment.

"The more people are susceptible and crowded together, the more opportunity a disease would have theoretically to move from person to person".

'I have to say that I've always believed perfectionism is more of a disease than a quality.

I think it's more like a disease; you're born with it, and that's your lot".

We tend to think of (heart attacks) as more of a disease of men".