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Discover LudwigThe phrase "attained a virus" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is typically used in contexts discussing the acquisition of a virus, such as in medical or computer-related discussions, but "attained" is not the appropriate verb in this case.
Example: "After the outbreak, many individuals unfortunately attained a virus, leading to widespread illness."
Alternatives: "contracted a virus" or "caught a virus."
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The infected cells exhibited full CPE within 72 hpi and attained a virus titer of 3.16×10 CCID50/mL, which was as high as that of HEp-2.
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Thus, condom-protected sex attained a symbolic meaning over and above being barrier protection from a sexually transmissible virus for populations at risk of acquiring HIV.
Nanzhao attained a high level of culture.
His voice, a low growl, attained a sweet, clear sound.
Recently, though, they have attained a higher status.
Other real fake brands have attained a more permanent status.
Mr. Edwards has attained a movie-star status among Democrats.
The gameplay attained a mixed reception.
It attained a response rate of 61%.
For EVEV transmission by a vector, the reservoir must attain a threshold viremia level (minimum virus titer that infects approximately 1%5%% of vectors [ 39 ]).
This observation and later experiments suggest that chickens that were previously infected by a H9N2-subtype virus may have been partially protected from the pathogenicity induced by a HP H5N1-subtype infection, which could have allowed the HP H5N1-subtype virus to 'silently' attain a prevalence where transmission to humans was probable [11], [12].
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