Sentence examples for infection potentially from inspiring English sources

This model is appropriate for infections with no permanent immunity after recovery, i.e. individuals are susceptible to the infection, potentially get infected, may recover and become susceptible again.

However, early lytic factor K5 protein can be detected up to 5 days after initial infection potentially helping the infected host cell to escape kill by NK cells and CTLs.

Patients must re-infect themselves every few weeks but do not risk a chronic infection potentially spiralling out of control, or of accidentally infecting family members.

In the case of chlamydia-infected populations, the benefits of treating the infection, potentially outweigh the possible risks associated with the drug, given that perinatal transmission of the infection can be of great concern.

Mental illnesses in HIV-infected patients can either occur prior to infection, potentially increasing infection risks and strongly predicting future complications such as depression [ 17], or develop after infection-associated stress, maladjustment, depression, or other psychological problems are encountered [ 18].

With thousands of tons of UV block being washed off swimmers around the world every year, they continue, "sunscreens, by promoting viral infection, potentially play an important role in coral bleaching in areas prone to high levels of recreational use by humans" — areas that they say includes about 10percentt of the world's coral reefs.

The proportion of nosocomial infections potentially preventable under routine working conditions remains unclear.

Another study by anthropologist Luigi Capasso notes evidence of respiratory infections, potentially caused by indoor cooking.

A 27.45 % relative reduction in blood transfusion was also observed, without difference neither on mortality in ICU, nor on nosocomial infections potentially related to blood samplings.

We also demonstrated a major reduction in blood transfusion, without difference either on mortality, or on nosocomial infections potentially related to blood samplings.

Even if TIVAPs are associated with a low risk of infection, they still remain a source of infections potentially leading to life-threatening sepsis and subsequent admission in the intensive care unit (ICU) [4, 5].