Sentence examples for because of viruses from inspiring English sources

I agree that the world is a dangerous place, but the greatest threats occur because of viruses and bacteria.

On top of that, the economic benefits of shrimp farms can be a red herring, since many of the enterprises fail because of viruses that infect and kill the shrimp, leaving a muddy pit where once was thriving mangrove.

The scam whereby people in Indian call centres ring up and insist that they are calling from "Microsoft Windows Support" and that they have been alerted - by Microsoft, or your ISP - that "your computer is running slowly because of viruses" - is still going on.

We are the stewards of the planet, and animals should not be euthanized (massacred) because of viruses that are not contained by man, spread by man, or manmade".

The thought of taking him outside seemed impossible and imprudent because of viruses, loud noises, the temperature, the sun, strangers, bugs, and dogs, among other things.

Because of virus mutations that produce minor antigenic changes every year and major antigenic shifts about every 10 years, influenza viruses have the capacity to resist inactivation by antibodies acquired by previous infection or vaccination.

Similarly, the number of phages detected in the blood culture samples is also likely a minimal estimate because of virus decay and possible suboptimal indicator host usage.

Moreover, its effectiveness is deficient because of virus transmission among dogs beyond culled areas.

Lastly, the qPCR results likely underestimate the true virus quantities because of virus losses during sample filtration, secondary concentration, and nucleic acid extraction steps.

If the members of the spatial cluster also clustered genetically within the already related group of RFLP type 1-3-4, it was hypothesized that this spatial cluster existed because of virus spread among members of the cluster.

Because classification of viruses based on phylogeny not only helps to understand the evolution of viruses but also facilitates the prediction of new virus emergence.