In 62 (51%) Nipah case-patients, illness developed from apparent person-to-person transmission.
For some sequences in GenBank, this position contains T. We identified a cluster of MERS-CoV infections in Iran (Table), showing apparent person-to-person transmission but with unclear transmission routes for some patients.
Inflection, mood and meaning are all much more apparent in person than over the phone, and certainly more than in an e-mail.
Indeed, much of what Mr. Spader has shown on the screen is apparent in person: unexpected movements and gestures; a languidness that changes without warning to passion, marked by sudden rises in the volume of his voice.
In an interview with The New York Times, he added: "Mr. Nixon made it apparent that persons of high order and dignity and position were quite able to sit back on the oars and make a decision that if they could not lead, if they could not contribute, and if they could not participate in society, then it was not worth living".
Limitations may become more apparent in persons with neurodegenerative disease.
This relationship was apparent in persons with and without known diabetes.
We found that among young adults, nearly all of the variation in CNRs between the years of collection was attributable to variations in CNRs caused by the Beijing genotype; this variation was less apparent for persons in older age groups.
According to the NHS, personality disorders often become apparent during a person's teenage years and are commonly associated with childhood trauma, with eight out of ten people with BPD experiencing physical, emotional, or sexual abuse during childhood, or parental neglect.
According to the NHS, personality disorders often become apparent during a person's teenage years and are commonly associated with childhood trauma; eight out of ten people with BPD have experienced physical, emotional, or sexual abuse during childhood, or parental neglect.
It wasn't apparent that the person on the stage was the person he is now".
