Sentence examples for enabling the virus from inspiring English sources
Professor Yoshihiro Kawaoka at the University of Wisconsin-Madison described experiments that pinpointed four genetic mutations enabling the virus to spread between ferrets kept in neighbouring cages.
The invaded cell then becomes an agent of its own destruction, blindly replicating the virus's genetic instructions along with its own, enabling the virus to multiply and spread.
Viral RdRps are known to lack proofreading capabilities and as a result viruses such as WNV exist as a mixture of viral genotypes within an infection, enabling the virus to readily emerge and adapt to new host environments.
Researchers have found that a small change in a gene called PB2 helps make a type of bird flu contagious in ferrets by enabling the virus to copy itself at the temperatures found in a mammal's nose, which is 4 degrees Celsius cooler than a bird's intestines.
The enzyme unleashes newly formed viral particles from cells in which they are produced, enabling the virus to infect other cells.
It also means that if the tumor is found early, it might be possible to slow down tumor growth by means of more conventional drug therapy, enabling the virus to control the cancer and to prevent runaway growth.
When human influenza viruses and avian influenza viruses infect the same intermediate host, gene re-arrangement between the human and avian influenza viruses is likely to occur, enabling the viruses to alter their recognition preferences of sialic acid on surface glycoprotein (Dawood et al. 2009).
I suggest that cough reflex hypersensitivity induced by virus is a fundamental part of the pathogenesis of URTI enabling the viruses to disseminate themselves through the population using droplet transmission.
The war also enabled the virus to spread and diffuse.
Thus, some unknown mutations might compensate for the attenuated viral fitness induced by P32del and enable the virus to persist.
More than a million chickens were slaughtered, but researchers did not discover the source of the outbreak or determine what enabled the virus to infect humans.
