Sentence examples for effect of the virus from inspiring English sources
The Cornell Lab of Ornithology is seeking more volunteers for its FeederWatch project, with the goal of gauging the effect of the virus on bird populations.
Many, if not most, diseases resulting from viral infection of vertebrates are caused not by a direct effect of the virus but rather by a secondary immune response.
The sometimes devastating effect of the virus on the brain, along with the stress of living with a long-term illness is running headlong into the emotionally turbulent adolescent years, when mood disorders like depression are most likely to appear.
The effect of the virus clears Meyer's schedule and she arranges for a photo opportunity with "normals" (non-politicians) at a local frozen yoghurt shop – which is interrupted by news that the president is unwell on an overseas trip, and Meyer is escorted to the White House situation room for briefings, while struggling to disguise her glee.
Melissa, a child living with HIV, explains what it is, how she was diagnosed, the medication she takes and the physical effect of the virus.
The direct cytopathic effect of the virus on T4 helper cells demonstrated in vitro is probably responsible for the depletion of this critical population of cells in affected individuals which results in a series of devastating immunological abnormalities.
The researchers tested the effect of the viruses in mice and found that the samples collected in 1999-2000 were less dangerous than those from 2001-2002.
Next, the cytotoxic effect of the viruses (YE-102 or YE-PC8) was determined in these cells at an MOI of 0.1.
This confirms what health experts have said: those who stay in good shape have a better chance of warding off the effects of the virus.
Theoretically, a human injected with the antigen would produce the same antibodies and be protected against the effects of the virus.
Biologists plan to count wolves again this winter and do more testing, and they expect to learn more about the effects of the virus.
