Sentence examples for aerosolize from inspiring English sources

"Obviously, we couldn't just aerosolize gasoline".

John Grabenstein, a retired colonel and a top biodefense adviser to the Defense Department after the 2001 attacks, recalled reports of refrigerated Soviet warheads loaded with the virus that could, in theory, aerosolize it over large areas.

"It's possible to re-aerosolize enough to become infected," he said.

I can envisage large particles coming out, but for them to re-aerosolize in a manner in which they would be inhalable, that would take a tremendous amount of energy.

Or that, whenever a toilet is flushed, some of its contents are aerosolized?

Investigators found traces of anthrax on two African drums and an electrical outlet in the room where the event took place, Dr. Talbot said, and are theorizing that the woman swallowed spores that were aerosolized by the drumming.

Doctors elsewhere said they had never heard of aerosolizing the antibodies.

"It is not just aerosolized, we believe," said Dr. David L. Heymann, executive director in charge of communicable diseases for the World Health Organization.

In a different, apparently novel approach to such therapy, doctors in China have aerosolized the antibodies taken from recovering SARS patients and sprayed it among other sick patients.

In addition, Mr. Forney said in an interview, "We've had reports of, for lack of a better term, public vomiting, and, in essence, you're aerosolizing the droplets, which can then be inhaled and ingested by people who may be in the area".

"It's highly unlikely that they would be re-aerosolized in sufficient quantity to cause anybody to get inhalation anthrax".