The phrase "gets infected" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe when someone or something becomes affected by a disease or illness. Example sentence: The doctor warned her that if she doesn't take proper precautions, she will likely get infected with the flu.
For event 1, no node at level L gets infected and the infection process terminates at level L−1.
But the broad effects, both positive and negative, of economic globalisation and liberalisation, will continue to be felt in terms of both who gets infected and how those infected and affected by HIV are able to cope with the disease.
One person gets infected and their friend gets infected and a friend of their friend gets infected". It's called multistep diffusion in technical terms.
Liver is the primary organ that gets infected in the early phase of infection where the parasites survive within the tissue macrophage Küpffer cells, while the liver parenchyma remains noninfected (Beattie et al., 2010).
The definitive host gets infected through the ingestion of intermediate hosts flesh infected with cysts.
(H2) By contact with infected internal computers, at time t, every susceptible internal computer gets infected with probability (frac{beta I t)}{1+alpha I t)}), where (beta>0) and (alpha>0) are constants.
By contact with infected internal computers, at time t, every susceptible internal computer gets infected with probability (frac{beta I t)}{1+alpha I t)}), where (beta>0) and (alpha>0) are constants.
Ebola is also finicky, depending on who gets infected.
A user's computer gets infected after the attachment is opened.
"I just hope that nobody else gets infected," she said.
And any patient who gets infected, even if taking the drug improperly, could sue.
