Sentence examples for exposures to pathogens from inspiring English sources
T-cell hyperactivation during chronic exposures to pathogens can damage surrounding healthy tissues.
The human immune system changes dramatically with age, and early life exposures to pathogens and environmental antigens begin the formation of immune memory which influences subsequent responses later in life.
"The committee has a high degree of confidence that the new USAMRIID facility will have the appropriate and effective physical security, biosurety program, and biosafety operating practices and procedures in place to protect its workers and the public from exposures to pathogens, and any new pathogens, studied in its laboratories," the report says.
Ecological causes of such individual differences in parasitic infections include differential exposures to pathogens through diet, microhabitat choice and breeding behaviour [52].
As cabins, then towns, then cities were built, crowded conditions afforded more opportunities for exposures to pathogens from animal hosts, such as rodents and bats.
Drinking water exposures to pathogens could occur in vulnerable private wells; under normal circumstances community water utilities disinfect water sufficiently before distribution to customers.
There's a popular belief that passing exposure to pathogens strengthens the immune system in the way that exercise strengthens the body.
Preliminary genetic tests indicate higher stress, inflammation and exposure to pathogens and pollutants in the Monterey group, Dr. Tinker said.
Encouraging women to eat foods they dislike during pregnancy will not improve the pregnancy outcome and could increase the embryo's exposure to pathogens and harmful chemicals, according to the researchers.
Adult females have a life span of about 66 days, during which they can lay between 50 and 125 individual eggs, depending on their geographic strain, the host trees available, and exposure to pathogens in the environment.
