Examples of using Communicable in English and their translations into German
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It could be communicable.
Communicable Disease Surveillance and Health Security.
Control of communicable diseases.
At this stage, it's not communicable.
Of all the communicable diseases leprosy is now the least communicable.
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Tourette's isn't communicable.
Communicable, newly emerging and re-emerging, and noncommunicable diseases.
United Kingdom: communicable diseases.
I have no idea what killed this woman, but I assume it's communicable.
Is there a very terrible, possibly communicable disease in this home?
Whatever drove the crew of the Defiant to murder could be communicable.
Most communicable diseases are a function of poverty, associated with squalid living conditions.
And, therefore, a Petri dish for communicable diseases.
When it comes to global governance, communicable diseases, climate change, or threats to biodiversity, these countries' importance speaks for itself.
Decree 91/1984 Coll., On measures against communicable diseases.
The campaign remained connected and communicable in this form and could not easily be pushed in to a corner.
Okay, this is about This protein in Castor And whether it's communicable or not.
Our studies show this new virus is more communicable and lasts longer than more common strains of flu.
I don't think you want to get bitchy with me about communicable diseases.
When innovative solutions are applied to machines and facilities, the contribution to the overall result andthe benefit for the customer has to be clearly communicable.
The venereal diseases which fall under the Communicable Diseases Act is.
As long as she was receiving her meds, the disease was controlled and not communicable.
Iii Sub-area Public health issues including disease prevention and responses to emerging,rare and communicable diseases, allergies, procedures for secure blood and organ donations.
It's not spreading the way that it should, probably because it's not even communicable.
By the second half of the 2000's,programs to fight the three main killer communicable diseases were scaling up around the world.
There is a Commission Decision on the early warning and response system for the prevention and control of communicable diseases.
The laboratory is staffed bySouth African officials from the National Institute of Communicable Diseases, with teams being rotated every five weeks.
The need to reduce the so-called‘disease burden'9, andto respond to emerging disease risks(for example, new communicable diseases like SARS);
Strengthening mechanisms for the surveillance and control of communicable diseases;
There is a need for data, and an underlying infrastructure, that help healthauthorities to collaborate- for example, on how to tackle communicable diseases.