I do not know one Libyan who has, despite being in close contact with friends and relatives in Benghazi.
Vulnerable people are at risk not just from being vaccinated themselves, but also from being in close contact with someone who has recently been vaccinated.
She sees her location as a good one for doing business in the West while being in close proximity to the Middle East.
As expected, impacts were higher on green line platforms in the center of a grade-separated freeway compared to blue line platforms in the center of an arterial due to being in close proximity to greater traffic volumes.
The effect of the surface-enhanced Raman scattering (SERS) has been observed, since 1974, in (organic) molecules being in close contact with properly structured metallic surfaces, especially nanosized metallic particles.
The binding is dependent on the ammonium groups being in close contact with the conserved CCR5 residue Glu 283 (Glu 290 in CCR4).
She denied eating palm civet or being in close contact with them.
Nurses particularly being in close contact with the patient may feel strongly that one course of action is preferable.
Employees can be exposed to dust by wind or by being in close proximity to soil-disruptive activities.
We classified never smokers and former smokers as exposed to ETS if they reported being in close contact with smokers for more than 1 hr/week (Howard et al. 1998).
We have shown that certain bird species may become infected by WNV (New York 1999) after being in close contact with other infected birds, in the absence of mosquito-borne transmission.
