Sentence examples for continued virus from inspiring English sources
Viral shedding is detectable by RT-PCR in the respiratory, gastrointestinal, and urinary tracts for many weeks after onset of illness, reflecting continued virus replication at these sites.
Later-season (June to July) temperature anomalies contribute to increased mosquito host-seeking activity that can facilitate continued virus amplification as well as higher rates of infected mosquitoes biting humans.
Viral infections in vertebrates and plants can be divided into two main categories: (i) arthropod-dependent infections, in which there is spill-over to non-arthropods but where continued virus transmission still requires arthropods, and (ii) arthropod-independent infections, in which the virus has shifted its host range to circulate among vertebrates exclusively.
However, reactivation of remaining latently infected memory CD4+ T cells is a source of continued virus production, forcing patients to remain on HAART despite clinically undetectable viral loads.
The increasing proportion of mutant virus is only dependent on continued virus production and is independent of whether the virus load stays constant or declines (fig. S4) (21).
To this end, Ghana was the first to submit itself to the African Peer Review Mechanism, whereby for the first time African countries can judge each others' democratic standards.The report on Ghana, just out, is frank about the continuing virus of corruption.
We also found continuing virus circulation in all populations year round, although prevalence was higher from winter through early summer.
The risk of rabbit resurgence after cat eradication was predictable on evolutionary grounds; moreover, the virus is not reliably perennial in the habitat (Bergstrom et al. 2009), so re-evolution of high virulence without continuing virus management is uncertain.
However, these studies highlight the need for continued influenza virus surveillance in Colombia and throughout South America.
When the A(H1N1 pdm09 virus became enzootic in swine, this virus continued to reassort with other swine influenza viruses.
Steinberg continues: "The virus of conscience is present in all of us, but only a few people fall ill or develop an itch from it.
