Sentence examples for because the virus has from inspiring English sources

No doubt that is in part because the virus has not killed a single person.

Because the virus has successfully passed between humans, there is reason to be concerned that it may grow into a pandemic.

Because the virus has thwarted every effort to make a vaccine, he said, "I decided there was potential in modifying the immune system so it would do what you want it to do instead of what it wants to do".

"This system is more like an ambush because the virus has to go into the cell at some point and every time they do this, this immune mechanism has a chance of taking it out," he explained.

Researchers were intrigued because the virus has an internal "M" gene that matches one found in the pandemic H1N1 virus that rapidly infected humans throughout the world in 2009 and 2010.

Since its emergence, bird flu H5N1 strain has attracted considerable public and media attention because the virus has shown to be capable of causing fatal disease in humans, through mutation of the virus into a strain capable of sustained human-to-human transmission.

Vietnam and Cambodia have detected A(H5N1) in humans since 2013, suggesting that severe A(H7N9) infections in humans have not occurred because either the virus has not spread to these countries or it has a lower incidence than A(H5N1).

From the above, it is logical to conclude that the latency stage of HIV infection occurs when the immune system has subdued the viral infection in the general circulation, and chronic infection ensues because, by this time, the virus has already been sequestered in the bone marrow and established reserve infection.

That there is no specific treatment for Zika, named after the forest in Uganda where it was first identified, and no vaccine, is because until now the virus has not inspired much global concern, partly because it was not all that serious, and partly no doubt because it was "over there".

We recently suggested that HIV-1 can replicate in human macrophages without triggering innate sensors because, in addition to TREX1, the virus has evolved to utilize several additional cellular cofactors to cloak its presence and avoid detection by PRRs (Rasaiyaah et al., 2013).

No differences in median time of seroconversion are observed by HPV type, although antibody responses to high-risk HPV types have been found to persist longer. 1 10 While HPV DNA testing detects current infection, serological testing serves as a useful epidemiological research tool to measure lifetime exposure to HPV infection because antibodies may persist even after the virus has cleared.