Sentence examples for dramatic infections from inspiring English sources

Although many putative virulence factors have been studied for this exceptionally virulent human pathogen in Taiwan, how these factors and other veiled factors (such as capsular polysaccharide and lipopolysaccharide) interact to produce dramatic infections and what host aspects (such as overproduction of proinflammatory cytokines) are essential to infection are yet to be elucidated (3).

Our finding of a dramatic infection-induced systemic bone loss in experimental menopause warrants further studies of bone loss in postmenopausal women with severe bacterial infections.

In the most dramatic infection, the bacterium first induces worm bagging (hatching of the embryos inside their mother) and then dissolves the worm cuticle, killing the entire population on the plate within about four days.

As expected, the effect of CIII supplied in trans on CII and Q activities is much more dramatic in infection with a λ cIII− mutant than infection by the wild-type phage.

In summary, photosynthetic performance decreases in infected leaves corroborating the proteomic assay in the down-regulation of photosynthesis related proteins and the decrease is markedly more dramatic after infection with ΔXacPNP.

Our dramatic successes — reducing infections and surgical complications by using checklists — require teamwork.

Also of note is the dramatic increase in infections caused by imported viruses in 2010.

Vaccination against pertussis began in the 1940s in the United States, using a whole-cell formulation (wP) that resulted in a dramatic decrease in infections and deaths (2 ).

A dramatic drop in infections With the new regimen of ARV treatments, and the efforts to facilitate women in taking these medicines at home, health experts expect the number of babies born with HIV in Lesotho to drop dramatically.

Six of these genes already showed decreased expression in the liver early in infection, although the average fold-change between sick and healthy frogs was more dramatic later in infection.

Not only were the circumstances of her infection dramatic and somewhat bizarre, but her case also provided the first strong evidence that the Ebola virus naturally infected chimpanzees and suggested that the virus might be devastating both chimp and gorilla populations.