Sentence examples for sort of infection from inspiring English sources

You'd almost think this new miasma was caused by some sort of infection, because of the way it seems to strike certain neighborhoods and certain types of people.

Not only are fevers a sign of some sort of infection, it also usually means that they are shedding germs right and left.

The two of them decided to revive the theory of "panspermia"—that life is ubiquitous, and spreads from planet to planet as a sort of infection.

But Mrs. Whittemore had seen her daughter turn abruptly from a happy, healthy child to a very sick one, and she has steadfastly believed that some sort of infection must have been the cause.

David told him that Denise wasn't pregnant after all, and that her doctor had told her instead that she had some sort of infection which may make her infertile.

This is merely anecdotal evidence, not social science, but I believe that it is indicative of a sort of infection spreading in our collective brain, one that whispers to the American subconscious: "The young men are in decline".

Possible variations in the use of ICD-10 codes can be overcome by using the infectious episode approach developed in this study, as in this mode of analysis same sort of infections fall under same category even if the infections would have been recorded using slightly different ICD-10 codes.

"Are you really going to throw this money to garbage?" asked our hospital financial officer about the budget proposal for syringe boxes" [ICP]" Hospital ICPs explained that because the HICC has not functioned well and other colleagues are not cooperative, ICPs are alone in the hospital in their efforts to deal with all sorts of infection control issues.

Stem cells that originate within the marrow generate various sorts of infection-fighting blood cells and help repair damaged organs.

Stem cells that originate within the marrow generate various sorts of infection-fighting blood cells and also help to repair damaged organs.

"As doctors, we've paid a lot of attention to questions of which antibiotics we should use to treat what sorts of infections, but have focused much less on how long that treatment should last," said Dr. Jan Prins of the Academic Medical Center in Amsterdam.