Sentence examples for changes in the hiv from inspiring English sources

Change under domestication and similar phenomena familiar to most people today, such as antibiotic and pesticide resistance, or changes in the HIV virus (Freeman and Herron 2007; Gregory 2009b) are frequently acknowledged (as they must be) by creationists, who otherwise reject the validity of extrapolating from such "microevolution" to "macroevolution" (Johnson 1991).

There have been many changes in the HIV epidemic in the US over the past two and a half decades.

Results of the genotyping analysis were reported as amino acid changes in the HIV protease and reverse transcriptase genes relative to HXB2.

The conformational changes in the HIV reverse transcriptase are important from a medical as well as from a basic science view.

Knowledge about the accuracy of sentinel prevalence as a proxy for national HIV prevalence is indispensable especially in a country facing rapid changes in the HIV prevalence.

One of the most significant changes in the HIV epidemic in recent years in China is the emergence of men who have sex with men (MSM) as one of the subpopulation groups most at risk of HIV/AIDS [ 3, 4]; HIV prevalence among MSM in large urban areas in China has reached a double-digit level [ 5].

No significant changes in the HIV-1 subtype distribution could be discerned among the RS compared to LTS.

Further research is needed to determine the minimal and optimal duration, frequency, and intensity of exercise needed to produce beneficial changes in the HIV-infected population subgroups.

Whether current ICU mortality represents improvements in general ICU care or changes in the HIV-infected population is unknown, but should provide clinicians with justification and optimism for continued ICU care of these patients.

Since association with CD4 induces conformational changes in the HIV-1 envelope glycoprotein gp120 [ 14, 16, 17], it was of interest to determine: (a) whether CD4 binding to HIV-1 would affect subsequent association of the virus with CAP and (b) the consequences of both CD4 and CAP binding to virus particles.

"This means many gay men here think Aids is a non-issue, which is so dangerous," said Mugisha, who together with a few colleagues, has risked arrest by agitating in recent years for a change in the HIV policy.