Sentence examples for consequence of infections from inspiring English sources

"We know at least that it is all a consequence of infections our ancestors had.

Reproductive failure is a common consequence of infections such as toxoplasmosis and foot-and-mouth disease.

Koilocytosis may be present as a consequence of infections by both low- and high-risk HPVs.

In fact the incidence currently observed by cancer registries is the consequence of infections acquired several years ago.

As a consequence of infections of wild birds and poultry with highly pathogenic avian influenza virus (HPAIV) subtype H5N1, surveillance of wild birds for avian influenza viruses (AIVs) has intensified in Europe since 2005.

This demonstrates that PAK1, like MEK1, is activated in infected erythrocytes, and that MEK1 is activated by PAK1 as a consequence of infection.

The overt consequence of infection of a host population of relatively high resistance is the sporadic occurrence of cases of disease and a high carrier-case ratio.

The absence of effective treatment to the intracellular pathogen and the irreversible consequence of infection makes the need of a specific vaccine urgent.

Nonetheless, the implant was discontinued due to a decreased survival of the proposed implant, as a consequence of infection caused by poor packaging (Bradley et al. 1993; Moore et al. 1998).

While in Bangladesh the mainstream attitude towards sex and sexuality is still conservative, there is ample evidence that young people engage in premarital and extramarital sex, with the potential consequence of infection with HIV/STIs (NASP and MOHFW, 2010).

These infections were established in immune-competent mice, and bioluminescence was detectable in animals that showed no physiological consequence of infection, as well as those visually succumbing to the disease.