The phrase "special disease" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English, particularly in medical or scientific contexts.
Example: The patient was diagnosed with a rare and special disease that required specialized treatment.
A special disease control centre will be built in a nearby city.
AquaBounty Technologies, which is based in Massachusetts, insists that its genetically modified fish pose no threat to the environment and will be kept in special disease- and antibiotic-free conditions.
The function of the king as dispenser of good fortune has had an amazingly long influence: the English king was believed to have had healing power over a special disease (the king's evil) until the time of the Stuarts in the 17th century, and until the 20th century a folklore belief persisted in Germany that the ruler has influence over the weather ("emperor weather").
The weighing of the advantage and disadvantage in the treatment of a special disease is also very important because CNT-based drug delivery system also has its indication and contraindication just like any other drugs.
As patient lung tissue samples are not readily available due to the high survival rates of preterm infants and the special disease severity of preterms not surviving till discharge, the search for readily available biomarkers to predict disease severity and to control therapy efficiency in animal and human trials is urgently needed.
Not all of Ankara's citizens are excited by these plans".If you watch him, then you wonder whether making notorious promises is actually very special disease?" wondered Ayten Merter, a student at the Technical University, as she watched her mayor on TV.
Medical standards are higher compared with most neighboring countries, and many of those with special diseases receive treatment.
The collaborative facility will house up to 30,000 mice in special disease-free colonies.
Accordingly, scientists believe that they can apply them in releasing active drug molecules in the cell, particularly in the most sensitive and essential molecules for special diseases such as cancer, AIDS.
Accordingly, scientists believe that they can apply them in releasing active drug molecules in the cell, particularly in the most sensitive and essential molecules for special diseases such as cancer and AIDS.
ICUs that use APACHE II as their database severity of illness scoring system will find it easy to apply the system to this subgroup of patients rather than implementing a special disease-specific system exclusively for OLTX patients.
