Sentence examples for how it infects from inspiring English sources

It's not clear where the malware came from, how it infects its victims or who's behind it.

Until experts figure out where it hides and how it infects humans, "we are empty-handed when it comes to prevention," she said.

After a wave of sexual harassment accusations in Hollywood, chatter in the industry isn't just about how sexism infects offices — it's also about how it infects what you watch.

There is very little known about how it infects humans, and it can go anywhere once inside the body, [even] the eyeball or brain," said Hayley Bennett of the Sanger Institute, the lead author of the study published in the journal Genome Biology.

More significantly, they remain unsure exactly how the disease is transmitted, how it infects the human body, and at what point a carrier of the bacterium may infect others.As a result, and despite its success in treating those already infected, the campaign has not had much impact on the rate of new infections.

BEIJING Scientists aren't entirely sure how it infects people or how it kills, but researchers now at least know the face of their enemy.

The former parameter can be roughly related to the "motility" of the virus, or to how efficiently it infects new cells, and in this sense it is roughly analogous to our division radius.

His team documented the introduction of the delta agent into the Swedish drug addict community in 1973 and then showed how it steadily infected more addicts to the point where it now has reached 72percentt of the members tested.

As an example, Gibson writes how one 'yes or no' decision by Cayce on the logo will impact the lives of the people in remote places who will manufacture the logos and how it will infect their dreams.

The persistence of the bacterium in playground sand for up to 9 months demonstrates that the organism can survive for a relatively long period in this environment and might provide information about the natural history of the bacterium and how it can infect humans.

Several of the range of drugs which have changed the lives of people with Aids have been based on animal experiments studying the mechanism of which cells it infects, how it gets into those cells, why it binds to particular receptors, and which drugs block that interaction.