Sentence examples for parasitic condition from inspiring English sources

The unsafe water contributed to outbreaks of Guinea worm disease (a painful parasitic condition), cholera and diarrhoea, especially among children.

Based on the phylogenetic relationship of holometabolous insects [ 85], we elucidate several evolutionary events (e.g. gene expansion, terminal extension and tandem repeat) which might have occurred along the parasitoid branch to result in the lineage-specific complexity increase in N. vitripennis AMPs for synergetic defense in parasitic condition [ 86].

The Center for Disease Control CDCC) has launched a comprehensive study about the disease in partnership with other medical research groups and found out that there is no single parasitic condition that can be identified as the core cause of Morgellon's disease.[6].

Parasitic conditions and infestations     27.

Papular dermatitis is associated with the presence of milk spots, both being parasitic conditions.

The presence of this pigment in the cell wall increases fungal survival under harsh environmental and parasitic conditions [ 18, 19].

Considerable sums of money have been invested in the investigation and control of such parasitic conditions as lymphatic filariasis and onchocerciasis.

System 'unspecified' contains signs of disease that cannot be attributed to a specific system as well as diseases that are considered to involve the whole animal, such as infectious diseases and all parasitic conditions.

When the number of DALYs lost, taking into account the recognized underreporting of human cases, is compared with those of other parasitic conditions evaluated by the World Health Organization (WHO), worldwide losses due to CE are slightly less than those caused by African trypanosomiasis (1,525,000) and more than those caused by onchocerciasis (484,000) or Chagas disease (667,000) (37 ).

These extensions would more accurately model cofactor dynamics of parasitic conditions like schistosomiasis when interacting with the primary disease HIV, as has been done for the parasites alone in Lloyd-Smith et. al. (2008) [ 35], and for malaria and tuberculosis using stratified models [ 16, 17].

Although the term "parasitic liver" suggests truly parasitic infections such as fascioliasis, the term covers non-parasitic conditions as well (personal communication Abdul Rehmtulla, DVM, OMAFRA, Stone Road, Guelph, Ontario).