Sentence examples for large-scale infection from inspiring English sources

The World Health Organisation has said that further cases of the disease are almost certain, but that there is no evidence of a large-scale infection in the community.But ordinary South Koreans do not seem reassured.

As part of the normal immune response, DCs capture virions at the site of transmission in the mucosa, and migrate to the lymphoid tissue where they are responsible for large-scale infection of CD4+ T lymphocytes.

The expected influenza pandemic represents a significant challenge to health care systems and to governments eager to avoid the potential human and economic consequences of large-scale infection and death.

Large-scale infections (5×108 cells) were initiated from positive transfectants and purified by cesium chloride as previously described [10].

Virus was sequentially amplified to large-scale infections (5×108 cells) and purified on an affinity column (Adeno-X virus purification mega kit, BD Clonetech, Mountain View, CA) according to the manufacturer's instructions.

This may help prevent larger scale infection.[3].

The pandemic novel influenza H1N1 (swine) influenza A virus (H1N1v) infection has caused large-scale community infection in Taiwan.

Large-scale malware infections of this type often form part of a botnet, which allows the owner to control potentially hundreds of thousands of infected machines to target a DDoS attack".

Even though antibiotic-based triple therapy is still the most effective treatment for H. pylori infection, it seems that it is not feasible for large-scale control of infection, partly because of the high cost, poor compliance, and emergence of antibiotic-resistant strains.

In fact, it is well known that in a large-scale production phage infection may lead to the collapse of the production, as it was in the case of acetone-butanol fermentation [ 51].

Novel techniques such as dynamic mapping, multivariate visualization, flow mapping, outbreak signature forecasting, and large-scale simulations of infection spread have the potential to shed light on the complexity of spatial disease clustering.