Sentence examples for spread of sickness from inspiring English sources
Diffusion "kills microorganisms in the air which helps stop the spread of sickness," the pamphlet read.
Relief officials and residents here said the combination of poor diet, foul weather and unsanitary conditions has accelerated the spread of sickness just as winter has arrived.
Although this simple measure limits the spread of sickness — and could potentially reduce the nation's hospital health care bill by billions of dollars — many doctors and nurses simply ignore it.
The loss of food supplies was an important factor in the spread of sickness among the troops; Rommel himself fell ill, and in September he was sent back to Europe to recover.
For the first time, they have observed ant colonies removing infected larvae to prevent the spread of sickness, a behavior analogous to white blood cells ridding the body of dangerous pathogens and previously seen only in bees.
These same complexities affect the spread of sleeping sickness.
We also find that animals infected with trypanosomiasis are more likely to be brought for sale in livestock markets in endemic areas; we discuss these results in relation to the prevention of the spread of sleeping sickness.
A second reason for keeping Madi sub-district a closed area was because it was seen as an epicentre for the spread of sleeping sickness.
Almost one-third of Kenya, particularly the western regions and the coastal belt, is infested with tsetse flies and mosquitoes, which are responsible for the spread of, respectively, sleeping sickness (trypanosomiasis) and malaria.
As many times occurs with emerging and reemerging infectious diseases, national surveillance mechanisms failed to identify and respond to the emerging outbreak of SARS early enough to prevent its toll of sickness, death, and international spread (14 ).
What they had was lots of Catholic pamphlets, "but what they have in over-abundance is desired by no one and cannot even be given away".Luther's enemies likened the spread of his ideas to a sickness.
