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Definition of disease-free in English: disease-freeadjective Not suffering from, contaminated by, or exposed to a particular disease. all three patients remained disease-free four years after diagnosis the farm was declared disease-free Example sentencesExamples - Plant only well cleaned, high quality, disease-free seed with a germination of 80 percent or greater.
- After 18 years no difference was seen in overall survival or in disease-free survival.
- Here in the sanctuary we've established a disease-free group.
- Of this group, 90% experienced growth of new, healthy blood cells, and 18 remain disease-free.
- The country's beef exports to the EU come from the disease-free zone in the south of the state.
- He says shutting down the industry is the only way to ensure Alberta's wild elk population remains disease-free.
- The minister said that Ireland currently enjoys a most favourable forest pest and disease-free status.
- There is some assurance that buildings won't collapse, fire doors will work, and restaurant food will be disease-free - but it's nowhere near perfect.
- The quest for disease-free apples began in 1907 at the University of Illinois.
- Buy certified seed stock, which is guaranteed disease-free.
- Emergency vaccination can help contain the disease quickly if it is used to create barriers between infected zones and disease-free zones.
- Both animals are disease-free and generally devour 1,000 to 2,000 mosquitoes each day during the warmer months.
- In the study, patients achieved disease-free and overall survival outcomes which set a new survival standard for the drug.
- This would confirm that they were, in fact, clinically disease-free.
- A majority of the patients (six) remain completely disease-free one to two years after the treatment.
- The patient described in this report had an excellent outcome and is disease-free after 4 years without systemic chemotherapy.
Synonyms healthy, in good condition, toned, fit, physically fit, hale and hearty, in good shape, in fine fettle, in trim, undamaged, uninjured, unimpaired |