Sentence examples for pervasive disease from inspiring English sources

Since the early 1980's, American development programs have been gutted, to the point that there is little institutional understanding about societies seething because of mass unemployment, rapid population growth, pervasive disease and chronic hunger.

A name indicating that a child was born in the sunlit hours allows the privilege of a plump if overscrutinised life in the well-to-do trade town Toll-By-Day; a child born by night, however, will never see daylight and must live in desperate poverty, surrounded by callous crime and pervasive disease.

While it remains to be seen how important and pervasive disease resistance in reef corals might be, its existence demonstrates that some corals have the innate ability and adaptive genetic variation to respond to diseases and possibly other stressors, including coral bleaching.

Clearly, more information regarding the pathogenesis of discogenic pain is needed before a rational biological or pharmacological treatment strategy for this pervasive disease process can be designed.

This hypothesis was supported by the finding that animals with a pervasive disease, chronic lymphocytic enteritis, show higher levels of chimerism in affected tissues, a finding consistent with increased concentrations of chimeric lymphocytes.

"Glooko has made important progress in helping individuals better manage one of the most pervasive diseases of our generation".

Omada Health, simply put, has turned its focus to one of the most pervasive diseases in the country: Diabetes.

The Center for Disease Control has reported that 25.8 million Americans — 8.3percentt of the population — have diabetes and an estimated 79 million have prediabetes, making it one of the most pervasive diseases in the U.S. As a result, there's a huge opportunity for digital health startups in leveraging technology to help those who suffer from the disease to better manage its symptoms.

Despite the tremendous clinical success of vaccines, the complexity of some of the most pervasive diseases continues to create challenges for new vaccines.

By plucking a gene from alfalfa and plunking it into potatoes, scientists have created potato plants that resist a pervasive fungal disease.

Schizophrenia is a pervasive neuropsychiatric disease of uncertain cause that affects approximately 1% of the adult population in the United States and Europe.