Travel far from home which would imply contact with strangers can be practically discounted.
Subsequent results also showed sampled herpesviruses had low genetic variability [11], [12] implying contact transmission, perhaps via ectoparasites [13].
As exposure of sewage workers implies contact with multiple potent genotoxics at varying levels (by concentration, time and location) and routes of exposure (by inhalation, dermal and ingestion) [ 9], characterizing and quantifying it are extremely difficult, and trying to relate adverse outcomes to single toxicant is inappropriate.
R65 is expected to form a salt bridge to a phosphate group in the SRL tetraloop; the loss of activity when removing this contact implies that contacts to the tetraloop contribute to SRL recognition (see the krel (tetraloop) data below).
Individual support included individual psychological support, intensified primary health care and nutritional support for some patients, and implied extra contact with at least 2 3 different professionals, irrespective of the patients' need for support.
Several GPs stated or implied that contact with families for maltreatment-related concerns in the absence of 'medical' need was not a legitimate part of the GP's role (box 4, quote 2).
Accordingly, our studies imply that contact with chitin-bearing microbes could induce CXCL8 secretion at host-pathogen contact sites.
"I used the phrase personal, not to imply direct contact with Miriam O'Reilly, but to differentiate my response from that of the BBC," Hunt's statement said.
His stories leave room for speculation and reconfiguration, for the amplification and reimagination of characters' actions and thoughts by way of ideas and episodes that the stories imply on contact with different contexts and circumstances.
Different fluid velocities imply different contact times.
