Sentence examples for far virulence from inspiring English sources
It was noted that, for the loci analyzed thus far, virulence can vary significantly for the same genotype or subtype, and there may turn out to be a poorer than desired relationship.
So far definitive virulence markers have not been identified.
Other thus far unknown virulence factors can also have an impact on the observed resistance to phagocytosis and/or killing.
Importantly, besides the RD1-encoded ESX-1, ESX-5 is the only other ESX system that has been shown to be involved in virulence thus far [ 37].
Functional evidence of the involvement in in vitro or in planta adhesion, biofilm formation, and virulence so far has been obtained for four of these non-fibrillar adhesins: YapH (XFF4834R_chr22670), XadA1 (XadA234R_chr34400), Xand2 (XFhaB34R_chr34420), and FhaB (XFF4834R_chr19450) [ 16].
Collectively, our empirical results thus far suggest that immunopathological virulence has the potential to strongly affect malaria fitness, via increased host death rates (Long et al. 2008a) and/or via associations with altered production (Long et al. 2008a) or survival (Long et al. 2008b) of transmission-stage parasites themselves.
Thus far, the link between the virulence potential of community-acquired A. baumannii strains, and the virulence and drug resistance genes has not been fully explored.
Even when virulence levels are far from their optimal values (as is likely when there is an influenza emergence event), increased culling is predicted to shift selective pressures toward more virulent and transmissible strains.
Knowledge of the virulence factors is far from complete.
However, current knowledge of molecular mechanisms involved in plant resistance to Z. tritici and Z. tritici virulence factors is far from being complete.
Our results show that of all the exoribonucleases RNase II is the enzyme that more significantly affects motility and biofilm formation, therefore we should consider that RNase II might also have an important role in virulence although so far there are no studies associating RNase II with virulence.
