"Because influenza viruses are always evolving, we will watch closely for signs that the virus has gained capacity for efficient and sustained human-to human transmission," said Dr Bresee.
Consoles were gaining capacity and speed, so there was more space for music, too.
Meningitis belt country laboratories gained capacity in advanced testing methods for detecting infecting organisms.
The old days, the '50s and early '60s, before anyone belonged to a health maintenance organization: they were the best of times, times of gaining a capacity for hardship and loving it, times of acquiring skills and knowledge, of sucking it all in.
After Sept. 11, 2001, the U.N. Security Council adopted resolutions instructing states to stop supporting terrorists within their territories and to prevent them from gaining the capacity for or conducting attacks.
These cells not only gain the capacity for differentiation into the multiple cell and tissue types that ultimately give rise to a complete embryo, but they also gain the capacity for essentially indefinite "rejuvenation", or self-renewal.
The critic gains a capacity for analysis through a long-standing consuming interest in the subject.
If the virus gains the capacity for efficient person-to-person transmission, a global influenza pandemic could ensue with devastating consequences.
Furthermore, because influenza viruses have the ability to change, there is a looming possibility that AI could gain the capacity for more efficient human-to-human transmission [ 12- 14].
In light of these conflicting data, Forterre recently proposed a model (ref. [ 30]) wherein each domain may have independently gained the capacity for DNA synthesis.
Should one of these HPAI (H5N1) strains gain the capacity for sustained human-to-human transmission, the resulting outbreak, if not contained, would spread worldwide through the global transportation network more rapidly than adequate supplies of vaccine matched to the new variant could be manufactured and distributed (2, 3 ).
