Sentence examples for correlation of virus from inspiring English sources
A comprehensive analysis of virus removal reported in the literature from 71 different wastewater treatment pond systems reveals only a weak to moderate correlation of virus removal with theoretical hydraulic retention time.
As shown in Figure 2A, we found a close correlation of virus load with RSV G-protein after 24 h of infection (Figure 2A).
This is also corroborated by data showing correlation of virus load in HIV-infected subjects with Treg cell increase in the gut [52], tonsillar tissue [15], and lymph nodes [47], and normalisation after initiation of HAART [47], [52].
The high genetic diversity of LCMV and the lack of clear correlation of virus genetic lineages to particular geographic locations likely reflect the long and complex phylogeographic history of the house mouse host.
However, the general correlation of virus and bat population dynamics suggests that bats control infections similar to other mammals and that they may well experience epidemics of viruses under certain circumstances.
We did not observe other statistically significant correlations of virus sequences with bacteria in other anatomic sites.
Correlations of viruses with clinical symptoms and symptom severity also need to be performed.
The percentage of viral load sample detected by the two methods was 22% and the correlation of the two virus quantitative results was 0.8.
Correlation of hepatitis C virus (HCV) spontaneous resolution with Th1 and CD8+CTL responses during natural infection implies the potentiality of poly-CTL-epitopic HCV vaccines.
We also observed that for DF, there was no discernable correlation between the amount of virus in the serum and serum chymase levels; however, for DHF patients, there appeared to be a strong correlation between high levels of chymase and lower DENV genome copies in the serum, perhaps, highlighting the potential of MCs to contribute to virus clearance.
Most people appear to have at least one of these viruses replicating actively in their bodies, thus mere correlation of the presence of virus and disease states are probably less informative than a quantitative analysis of viraemia.
