Sentence examples for cluster of human from inspiring English sources

"Will I be saved?" Stacey and Pamela were the first to be struck down in an unparalleled cluster of human cases of BSE centred on Queniborough.

By the dance's end, highly organized but wild-looking atoms have formed a protean organism that suddenly, at the last moment, becomes a close-knit cluster of human beings.

Health officials in Indonesia continued to investigate a family cluster of human cases of avian influenza in Kubu Sembilang, a village in northern Sumatra where at least six of seven family members have died of the disease, the most recent on Monday.

A7 SCIENCE/HEALTH Europe on Alert for Bird Flu Health officials in Europe said they were on "high alert" as a third Turkish child was confirmed to have bird flu and more than two dozen people were under observation at a hospital, an unusual cluster of human cases that raises the possibility that the virus has become more contagious.

Several candidate genes have been identified as important in the inflammatory response and investigated in case-controlled studies, including the tumor necrosis factor (TNF -α and TNF -αgenes, positioned next to eand other within the cluster of human leukocyte antigeneslass III genes on chromosome 6.

In the 1995 1996 cluster of human cases, all clinical isolates were susceptible to penicillin, several cephalosporins, clindamycin, erythromycin, and co-trimoxazole (MICs 0.25 µg/mL); all nine patients were treated with parenteral beta-lactam antibiotics and recovered uneventfully.

One cluster of human-to-human influenza cases was identified in each of 5 districts of the province.

The alert has been at Level 3 for years because of small clusters of human cases of avian flu.

As clusters of human cells that are not independent organisms, teratomas may prove better test subjects for drugs than lab animals, and they are inspiring ways to grow stem cells without harvesting embryos.

One end is crowded with clusters of human encampments; the other, Goosewing, reached by wading across a shallow tidal breach, is usually empty.

What I recall most vividly is the spectacle of some men carrying out other men, so pale and emaciated that they could no longer walk; the stench that came from a giant mountain of garbage in the prison yard; and the clusters of human shit encrusted on the barbed-wire cell windows.