Sentence examples for infectious attack from inspiring English sources

Fishbone might not have been the first to fuse ska and punk, but the infectious attack of early anthems such as Party at Ground Zero, U.G.L.Y. and Lyin' Ass Bitch kickstarted a US ska-punk movement (No Doubt were lifelong fans), and made an impression on their friends in the mid-80s LA underground rock scene, Jane's Addiction and Red Hot Chili Peppers.

FPGA implementation of the steganography technique provides massively parallel operations, perfect shielding against infectious attacks and ease of embedding as a low-power hardware accelerator in mobile computing systems.

Finally, in some infections such as diphtheria and botulism, a toxin liberated by the infectious organism attacks the nervous system.

This group's goal is to improve the quality and objectivity of anti-malware technology testing to consequently develop more effective products to prevent infectious cyber attacks.

They include scavenger cells i.e., various cells that attack infectious agents directly and natural killer cells, which attack cells of the body that harbour infectious organisms.

Instead of producing antibodies that attack infectious organisms, the body produces antibodies called autoantibodies that react with components of the body's own tissues.

Many of us will be familiar with the idea of vaccines – one of the greatest advances in medicine – which trigger our immune systems to recognise and attack infectious diseases.

In theory, that enables the immune system to attack infectious organisms without turning on itself - but it is not always an infallible system.

Organisms are targets of various infectious microbes that attack a host by penetrating its body in order to feed and reproduce.

Patients with recent lower extremity fractures and operation, inflammatory arthritis (e.g., rheumatoid arthritis), systematic inflammatory disease, and relevant comorbidities such as cancer, infectious disease, heart attack or clinically recognizable cognitive impairment were excluded from the study.

AIDS is caused by the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), a pernicious infectious agent that attacks the immune system, leading to its progressive destruction.