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- noun Plural form of
bacteriologist .
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Examples
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The bacteriologists fought all these sicknesses and destroyed them, just as you boys fight the wolves away from your goats, or squash the mosquitoes that light on you.
Page 5 2010
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"Here we are bacteriologists, and what could be better than 19th-century bacterium," said Dr. Blaser.
Rediscovering Bits of 1890s Sumathi Reddy 2011
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But the bacteriologists found it out, and found the way to kill it, so that the Pantoblast Plague went no farther.
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And no matter how wise are our physicians and bacteriologists, no matter how successfully they cope with these invaders, new invaders continue to arise -- new drifts of hungry life seeking to devour us.
THE HUMAN DRIFT 2010
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A hundred years before I was born, the bacteriologists discovered the germ of leprosy.
Page 6 2010
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Soldervetzsky, as early as 1929, told the bacteriologists that they had no guaranty against some new disease, a thousand times more deadly than any they knew, arising and killing by the hundreds of millions and even by the billion.
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And it was because of all this that the bacteriologists had so little chance in fighting the germs.
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We were sure that the bacteriologists would find a way to overcome this new germ, just as they had overcome other germs in the past.
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So, as I was saying, the bacteriologists fought with the germs and destroyed them -- sometimes.
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It got into the bodies of babies of only ten months old or less, and it made them unable to move their hands and feet, or to eat, or anything; and the bacteriologists were eleven years in discovering how to kill that particular germ and save the babies.
Page 6 2010
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