| infectious disease | 47.00 | ...infectious diseases such as measles. | ||
| infectious agent | 7.04 | Is it caused by an infectious agent? | ||
| infectious smile | 1.38 | Sheila has an infectious smile. | ||
| infectious organism | 1.32 | Mycoplasma are unique among infectious organisms. | ||
| infectious prion | 1.18 | For example, how does the infectious prion alter the normal prion? | ||
| infectious enthusiasm | 1.12 | Miller is showing his infectious enthusiasm for the game. | ||
| infectious virus | 1.05 | That infectious virus is loose in America. | ||
| infectious laugh | 0.92 | You remember his infectious laugh. | ||
| infectious bacterium | 0.66 | Anthrax is an infectious bacterium used in biological warfare. | ||
| infectious illness | 0.46 | The other major target group is those hospitalised with infectious illnesses. | ||
| infectious personality | 0.39 | They have infectious personalities and, like Wortmann, enormous reputations. | ||
| infectious protein | 0.39 | Suspicion has therefore fallen on an infectious protein, or prion. | ||
| infectious sense | 0.39 | The instant Haworth wins, the smile and infectious sense of humor return. | ||
| infectious cattle | 0.33 | Anthrax is an infectious cattle and sheep disease that can be transmitted to humans. | ||
| infectious grin | 0.33 | She has an infectious grin. | ||
| infectious particle | 0.33 | He called the agent a prion, for proteinaceous infectious particles. | ||
| infectious patient | 0.33 | Lukwiya, however, kept all kin away from infectious patients. | ||
| infectious strain | 0.33 | Health officials later determined that he died from an infectious strain of the disease, which damages the lungs. | ||
| infectious case | 0.26 | Sixty-four infectious cases have been confirmed. | ||
| infectious form | 0.26 | The anthrax that was disseminated last fall was in the form of spores, which is the infectious form, Koehler said. |