Definitionn. a condition promoting sanitary practices
Last update: September 5, 2015
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The modern system of hygiene is in great part founded upon Decent pathology. [Please select]
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It is an exercise in gymnastics; it is almost hygiene. [Please select]
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Hygiene that was what they call now. [Please select]
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Who pervert young people by laying down such rules of hygiene. [Please select]
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I may also report that our hygiene system has risen to a high level. [Please select]
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But he must have attention night and day according to hygiene. [Please select]
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Mothers and nurses to-day are well aware of the need for a rational hygiene. [Please select]
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"The most distressing abuses were visible in the ill-regulated hygiene of our camps." [Please select]
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Machinery for safeguarding conditions of labor, including industrial hygiene, safety appliances, etc. [Please select]
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An authoritative booklet written by the Professor of Hygiene, Tufts Medical School. [Please select]
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Much of the disease which occurs in large dairies and elsewhere could be prevented if owners and those in charge of animals had proper regard for the fundamental laws of animal hygiene and modern sanitation. [Please select]
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