But grievance can be rendered more or less toxic, legitimate and infectious by the actions of communities, democratic societies and government security policy.
It is anomalous that the world is equipped with global funds to finance action on infectious diseases and climate change, but not humanitarian crises.
Some deficiencies, however, are acquired through the action of infectious agents such as viruses, through the action of immunosuppressive agents used to treat various medical conditions, and through the effects of certain disease processes such as cancer.
And in his first-act "Ya Got Trouble," Harold Hill's infectious call to community action from "The Music Man," it wasn't entirely clear whether the singular rhythms of the song weren't just a tiny bit out of the performer's reach.
Another letter, signed by 60 past heads of the UK's medical royal colleges and the British Medical Association, say the UK benefits from EU-wide action on infectious diseases and access to new medicines.
Otherwise, i.e. if the parameters are such that σ β < , the SEIR model converges to the disease-free equilibrium point x d f ∗ = [ 0 0 N ] T at which all the population is susceptible and no individual is either infected or infectious so a control action is not necessary to eradicate the epidemic.
it seems rude amongst so many talented women to begin with a man, but truth be told he steals the show as Xavier, getting in touch with his inner cheerleader, narrating the action with infectious delight and singing the show's best song, the funny and romantic "You're Beautiful When You Play".
Thus, infection with HSV makes cells more susceptible to other infectious agents through the action of the vhs protein.
Thus its mechanism(s) of action in infectious diarrhoea is largely unknown.
