Sentences with phrase «such as disease»

Individuals and businesses buy insurance to protect against various risks, such as disease, death, theft and accidents.

Any other type of death, such as disease or illness, will not be covered by this policy.

We also disagree with the commenters who were concerned that the proposed definition was too limited because it did not capture research conducted by non-profit entities to ensure public health goals, such as disease - specific registries.

Additional commenters who argued that the definition was too narrow raised the following concerns: the difference between «research» and «health care operations» is irrelevant from the patients» perspective, and therefore, the proposed rule should have required documentation of approval by an IRB or privacy board before protected health information could be used or disclosed for either of these purposes, and the proposed definition was too limited because it did not capture research conducted by non-profit entities to ensure public health goals, such as disease - specific registries.

Comment: Several non-profit entities commented that medical records research by nonprofit entities to ensure public health goals, such as disease - specific registries, would not have been covered by this provision.

If the plaintiff has a pre-existing physical condition, such as disease or previous bodily injury, he or she could have an increased susceptibility to new injuries.

2) why should we focus on the climate over problems such as disease and malnutrition 3) there are many reports of scientists fudging # s in order to get more funding — how trustworthy are many of the scientists who seem to benefit from climate change hysteria 4) what reasonable actions are these scientists advocating?

Tree cover loss may be the result of human activities, including forestry practices such as timber harvesting or deforestation (the conversion of natural forest to other land uses), as well as natural causes such as disease or storm damage.

Emanating a kawaii culture, these girls seem armed and ready to fight any of the negative forces of nature that get in their way, such as disease.

Because of this and random events such as disease outbreaks the difficulty level can rise if you were not prepared.

Changes in those interactions may signal problems such as disease, fear or anxiety.

Changes in those interactions may signal problems such as disease, fear and anxiety.

Don't cage multiple guinea pigs together at your facility until you've resolved issues such as disease transmission and compatibility and verified that the pigs are the same sex.

Another problem, according to the USDA Agricultural service, is that mites often get into dog food pellets, which can cause a number of problems such as disease.

If you pass away during this period of time due to a natural cause, such as a disease or heart attack, your beneficiaries won't get the full death benefit.

But the men in O'Brien's platoon — Curt Lemon, Rat Kiley, Henry Dobbins, Kiowa, and the rest — also carry less tangible but more palpable things such as disease, confusion, hatred, love, regret, fear, what passes for courage; in short, the prototypical psychological profile the youthful Vietnam vet.

The immune system is made up of a team of different types of cells that, while each having their own specific function, work together to protect the body from foreign invaders: B - cells produce antibodies; T - cells conduct surveillance for potentially dangerous molecules and kills dangerous cells such as disease - causing bacteria; and macrophages are the scavenger cells of your body acting like garbage trucks, cleaning up residue and removing potentially dangerous substances.

When outside influences such as disease, damage to the thyroid or certain medicines break down communication, your thyroid might not produce enough hormone.

As the intestinal lining of the small bowel becomes more damaged over time, substances larger than particle size such as disease causing bacteria and fungus, potentially toxic molecules and undigested food particles pass through these weakened and «leaky» cell membranes.

While the study examined weight loss and the psychological effects, it also looked at the physiological ramifications of things such as disease prevention in the areas of diabetes, breast cancer, and cardiovascular disease.

It has been proven to help people achieve goals such as disease prevention, increased energy, and of course weight loss.

There are reasons for Long Term Master Cleansing such as Disease Cleansing, but that topic is far outside of the scope of this article.

In rodents, this has been shown to translate into improvements in clinical end - points such as disease progression.

When the intestinal lining becomes further damaged, even larger substances, such as disease - causing bacteria, undigested food particles, and toxins, pass directly through the damaged cells.

Your body knows how to assimilate Humic and Fulvic Acid, as they turn on physiological switches that activate certain biological functions in the body such as disease prevention or disease symptoms.

Gene flow between the two species can also cause ecological and environmental problems, especially if the introduced trait provides an adaptive advantage to the progeny such as disease or insect resistance, Bagavathiannan said.

The manifestation of these processes is a phenotype such as a disease.

Dr. Smarsh hopes her research will provide key information on bat movement ecology and behavior necessary to help determine how populations respond to environmental changes, such as disease, pollutants, hunting, and decimated food sources.

The researchers also identified genes responsible for important traits such as disease resistance, wood formation, and stress response; they did not, however, find any genes for ruining presidential golf games.

Several other components would be disbursed among the National Institute of General Medical Sciences (such as disease model resources), NIH's imaging institute, and its institute for minority health research.

Positional cloning is a genetic mapping technique used to pinpoint the location of specific traits of interest, such as disease - causing genes or mutations, within the genome.

Still, these vulnerable fish may have other traits — such as disease resistance — that might be valuable under other conditions.

Unless an animal can recombine the DNA they already have, they will produce an offspring with an identical set of chromosomes, in which any genetic weakness, such as disease susceptibility or physical mutation, would have no chance to be overridden by outside genetic material from a mate.

It is especially difficult for the largest mammals to recover from population disturbances such as disease or drought, so they may be susceptible to extinction.

Compared with the general population, and after controlling for confounding factors (such as disease duration, other co-existing diseases and socio - economic factors), patients with RA actively on TNF inhibitor treatment were 50 percent more likely to have ACS, while those who had never taken these medications were over twice as likely to have ACS.

Now correlations between certain characteristics — such as disease and drought resistance or higher proportions of healthier fats — can be made in the field with the benefit of relatively inexpensive laboratory equipment.

A new center has opened at Purdue University to create software to help manage complex crises such as disease outbreaks and financial calamities.

Populations of branching coral colonies are often genetically identical, making them extremely susceptible to threats such as disease and temperature shock.

And the shared map implies that genes for important characteristics, such as disease resistance, photoperiodism, drought tolerance, storage proteins and the like, can be plucked direct from one genome and applied in another.

Once opened up, formerly intact forests become increasingly susceptible to natural pressures such as disease, fires, and erosion; they become less resilient to human - made climate change, and they become more accessible to human use, driving a spiral of decline.

Less genetically diverse populations are less able to adapt to changes, such as disease or the changes to their habitat brought about by global warming.

Would they have benchmarks, such as disease progression levels, for deciding who gets treatment?

Delaware County Public Health is holding a «Medical Countermeasures» drill today to practice and test the ability to dispense large amounts of medicine in the event of a public health threat such as a disease outbreak or bioterrorism threat to the community.

Government benefits are the same in both but making the distinction is important for census data and for social responses to potential issues such as disease, divorce and family interactions.

Seeing as people are getting smarter, and we are, and technology is advancing so rapidly, which it has (last 100 yrs), and we are supposedly honestly trying to solve the problems of mankind such as disease, famine, pollution, homelessness, VIOLENCE etc etc.... Why then, with all these «advancements», has life become worse?

While the study examined weight loss and the psychological effects, it also looked at the physiological ramifications of things such as disease prevention in the areas of diabetes, breast cancer, and cardiovascular disease.

Evil things, such as the diseases you list, came as a result of the fall.

There is a multitude of life forms in soil, some of which may be harmful (such as diseases and herbivores), and some of which may be beneficial (such as mycorrhizal fungi).

Furthermore, the fungi help crops fight biotic stress factors such as diseases and pests.

Twin pairs grow up in the same environment, but are affected by individual environmental factors, such as diseases and their circles of friends.