Sentence examples for extremely virulent from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, our results revealed that Iranian Brucella strains, regardless of human or animal sources, are extremely virulent due to high prevalence of virulence attributes in almost all strains studied.

It is extremely virulent and is contracted by eating contaminated food or drink.

Most are extremely virulent but none is highly transmissible, and no known outbreak has ever spread death beyond Africa.

There has been no pandemic announcement for H5N1 because the bird flu virus is extremely virulent, but not apparently contagious between human beings.

It is described as "an extremely virulent disease" and a "global threat to public health" by the agency, and can kill within hours of drinking or using contaminated water.

"Blister rust is extremely virulent," said Diana Tomback, a professor of integrative biology at the University of Colorado, Denver, who is studying the decline of the whitebark and helping to grow resistant strains.

The cell-free supernatant of X. nematophila was also found to be highly virulent to the insect pests, including S. exgua, P. xylostella, O. sulcatus, and S. gregaria, within 48 h (Mahar et al. 2008), and also be extremely toxic to G. mellonella (95 % mortality) when being applied at the concentration of 4 × 107 cells/ml (Mahar et al. 2005).

A highly virulent isolate was selected for further experiments.

Among the pathogenic E. coli strains, EHEC O157 H7 has been recognized as one of the most notorious pathogens featuring the properties of an extremely common and virulent serotype, and is responsible for a series of severe gastrointestinal illnesses with life-threatening consequences in North America, Europe, China, and Japan[7], [8], [9], [10].

This organism has been widely used as a model organism to study the biology of other virulent and extremely slow growing species like Mycobacterium tuberculosis.

Being a fast growing, non-pathogenic mycobacteria, Mycobacterium smegmatis has been widely used as a model organism to study the biology of other virulent and extremely slow growing species like M. tuberculosis.