Sentence examples for work of disease from inspiring English sources

Collins, the force behind the mapping of the human genome and now the director of the National Human Genome Research Institute, accused the firm of hijacking drug research with flimsy patents covering huge strips of so-called junk DNA, biological bits once thought insignificant but now central to the work of disease hunters.

Each culture's pantheon of gods includes deities who did the dirty work of disease and possession and war and panic.

There is no comparable body of work on diseases of paternity.

Bill Gates, a philanthropist whose foundation does a lot of work on disease control in poor countries, encourages this idea in this week's New England Journal of Medicine.

The conference ended by reiterating the recommendation that the entire community of those working on disease modeling of interest to DoD should not only be identified but also strongly encouraged to meet again within the year.

After all, as Hames points out, the effects of sleep deprivation go way beyond the personal angst of insomnia — to impact factors that corporations, industries and governments are directly concerned with, whether that's productivity, safety at work, rates of disease, and so on.

There is, of course, a working definition of disease, one that most of us share: a disease is a kind of suffering caused by something gone wrong in the body.

Nonetheless depletion of sulfatide and sphingomyelin would fit well as precursors to myelin protein disruption in the working model of disease events.

Duncan, who spent 16 years at GlaxoSmithKline working on diseases of the developing world, says companies in the TB Drug Accelerator program have an unusually open agreement.

Tells about some of his work & theories of disease.

These days everybody is trying to justify their biology work in terms of disease relevance.