Sentence examples for exposure to flu from inspiring English sources
Trying to avoid exposure to flu viruses would require a form of hibernation for the next four or five months.
As we highlight in a News Feature this week, there is increasing scientific interest in how the human immune system is primed by its first exposure to flu in childhood.
What we're trying to do with our T-cell vaccine is re-activate the T-cell responses they've already got as a result of their previous exposure to flu". The next step for the T-cell vaccine is to stage a field trial in comparing several thousand people are given and not given the vaccine.
To that end, CDC issued a new "guidance" today to reduce exposure to flu and provide guidance on what do if you become infected.
Although the shots are not effective at treating the illness, they could protect the seven tribespeople from future exposure to flu.
We also acknowledge that serology by ELISA is not an ideal way to determine the exposure to flu; the ideal way would have been to have laboratory confirmed influenza infection.
Upon exposure to flu-B cells of GEN3 or primary PDC secreted IFNα and matured, as evidenced by acquisition of costimulatory molecules.
Previous exposures to flu and subsequent immune responses may impact on 2009/2010 pandemic flu vaccine responses and clinical symptoms upon infection with the 2009 pandemic H1N1 influenza strain.
World War Two military records showed that recruits born in 1919 who were in utero when their mothers had the flu were ever-so-slightly shorter on average than recruits who did not receive prenatal exposure to the flu.
Perhaps exposure to the flu might cause atherosclerotic plaques to become less stable or the stress of this illness might dangerously increase the heart's workload for people with cardiovascular disease.
City officials explained on Friday that the rationale for closing schools was not to slow the spread of virus, but to protect particularly vulnerable people — very young children, the elderly, pregnant women and those with a chronic medical condition like asthma or diabetes — from exposure to the flu at the affected schools.
