Sentence examples for infectious germs from inspiring English sources

CDC operates some of the world's most advanced and most secure laboratories for handling infectious germs.

In addition, the author's truly awkward way with words -- Granted, not all diseases are cluster sensitive," he writes at one point, meaning (I think) that some infectious germs are not influenced by the socioeconomic status of their victims -- often clouds his intentions further.

Scientists have known for decades that this so-called microbiota helps us digest our food and crowds out infectious germs.

Scientists have known for decades that the bugs inside us help digest our food and crowd out infectious germs.

He also hopes to sequence the DNA of all the microbes preserved in the mummy's gut, including his microbiome and any infectious germs he might have been carrying.

A new computer simulation (above) shows the yucky truth about the spread of potentially infectious germs when someone sneezes on a crowded airliner.

But moods are even more infectious than germs.

Consequences, the society warned, could be dire, from an increase in infectious diseases to germs that are increasingly resistant to antibiotics.

Although the American Society for Microbiology correctly warns that consequences could be dire, from an increase in infectious diseases to germs that are increasingly resistant to antibiotics, there is also equally basic problem involved: discourtesy.

Today, despite the development of antimicrobial drugs, infectious diseases and germs continue to generate fear, as recently demonstrated by the worldwide epidemics of influenza A(H1N1) in 2009, avian influenza A(H5N1) in 2005 2006, and severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) in 2003, as well as the potential for attacks with bioterrorism agents such as anthrax or smallpox (13 ).

His observations on epidemics in silkworms allowed him to demonstrate the role of specific germs in infectious diseases.