Microbic [adjective]

I've seen cases of it, and not necessarily in microbic diseases either.

(c) But besides violent death and microbic (or parasitic) death, there is natural death.

These results are far from constituting evidence in favor of the microbic origin of scurvy.

Renal disturbance is often the result of the excretion of microbic poisons.

Also, remembering the microbic origin of the disease, gargling and nasal syringing should be repeated at intervals.

Officers jostled privates, sailors vied with soldiers in the scrum before the entrance to the microbic land of tunnels.

In fact, some observers hold to the microbic view of all cases of eczema.

The symptoms of a microbic disease are largely due to the absorption of poisonous materials from the area of infection.

This should only be resorted to under the strictest aseptic precautions, as the conditions are favorable for microbic growth.

After this Pasteur devoted himself without further interruption to the study of the microbic diseases of man.