Sentence examples for killer infections from inspiring English sources

Scientists said older people who had suffered a recent bereavement had poorer defences against bacteria, which could leave them more vulnerable to killer infections, such as pneumonia.

*Innocent face*' British scientists plan to harness the power of the internet to catch outbreaks of killer infections before they spread.

By the 1970s, public health officials had become worried that overuse was leading to the development of killer infections resistant to treatment.

By the 1970s, public health officials had become worried that overuse was leading to the birth of killer infections resistant to treatment.

But now hospitals are finding they can slash rates of killer infections by 50% or more by changing how they do things.

Although the camp environment is not ideal for a new baby, Buchai's breast milk is essential to help protect Shanini against killer infections, particularly diarrhoea and pneumonia.

The fate of male-killer infections also strongly depends on the local population size (K).

There have been few studies of whether males can survive male-killer infection in the wild.

Here, we chose to focus on non-sibling egg cannibalism to avoid any confounding effects of male-killer infection.

The finding that the wBol1a-infected population exhibits little variation in mtDNA sequence, whilst the uninfected population maintains diversity, suggests that the male-killer infection has undergone a relatively recent selective sweep in this species.

That there is a distinct partitioning of mtDNA variation in our study clearly demonstrates that the wBol1a male-killer infection in H. bolina shows effectively no ongoing horizontal transmission to individuals of haplotype 2 10, and that vertical transmission is the route by which wBol1a propagates over ecological time.