The phrase "avert virus" is not commonly used in written English and may not be entirely clear without context.
It could be used in discussions about preventing the spread of viruses, particularly in health or technology contexts.
Example: "To ensure the safety of our network, we must take steps to avert virus infections."
Alternatives: "prevent virus" or "avoid virus".
Vincent P. Gullotto, head of the Avert virus labs for McAfee, a subsidiary of the computer security company Network Associates, said "it's definitely not a 'Love Bug' -- on a scale of 1 to 10, maybe a 5".
In addition, the literature indicates that the earlier a woman is diagnosed and ART commenced, the greater the potential to avert virus transmission to the infant.
There would be a greater potential to avert virus transmission for those who do not attend prenatal care by 14 weeks if they were offered screening earlier than at the onset of labor.
We also examine examples of the practical use of cross-protection in averting crop losses due to viruses, as well as the use of satellite RNAs to ameliorate the impact of virus-induced diseases.
Network Associates has an 85-strong team called Anti-Virus Emergency Research Team (AVERT) to hunt viruses.
This study was undertaken to determine whether elective cesarean delivery to avert perinatal hepatitis C virus (HCV) transmission is cost-effective.
The rapid spread of H5N1 in birds from Asia into Europe and Africa in recent months has intensified efforts to control the virus and avert a pandemic.
The potency of this fusion inhibitor is based on its ability to block the conformational change of gp41 and to avert the approach of virus and cell membrane.
A relatively rapid clinical and virologic response to intravenous immunoglobulin averted chronic excretion of the virus.
Although production is much faster than would have been possible even a few years ago, it still may not be in time to avert death and illness if the virus starts spreading widely and becomes more virulent, some experts said.
Therefore, it is imperative that particular attention be paid to the ecology and evolution of avian-originated H9N2 viruses, in order to avert future pandemic in humans.
