Sentence examples for long infection from inspiring English sources

Healing is encouraged by cleansing of the fracture site, closure of the overlying broken skin by suture or skin graft, and reimmobilization; bone chips may be used to fill a gap in the fractured bone left by long infection or severe bone destruction.

Third, we considered long infection.

It might be that only immunocompromised individuals can typically transmit the virus late in a long infection.

The factors we considered that can increase the probability are random mutation, positive selection, long infection, alternate functionally equivalent substitutions, and transmission of partially adapted viruses as a proportion of the within-host diversity both in the avian-mammal and the mammal-mammal transmission events (10, 14 18).

Thus, these viral groups are expected to developed mechanisms to avoid or to decrease their recognition by host immune system during their long infection periods.

Mutations in first type were adaptive to host system after long infection but had little effect in the disease progression.

Dr. Koutsky said, "I was interested in how people acquire HPV, what the rates of acquisition are, who's at risk for infection, how you detect infection and how long infections persist".

Surveillance of nonhuman mammalian hosts, especially any that harbor long infections or live in large groups, is important for the early identification of mammalian adaptation.

SHFV establishes persistent, perhaps life long infections without disease in Patas monkeys (Erythrocebus patas), baboons (Papio anuibus), and African green monkeys (Ceropithecus aethiops).

To establish life-long infection in humans, EBV has evolved efficient strategies to infect B cells and hijack their cellular machinery for latent infection.

Helicobacter pylori causes a life-long infection that may lead to development of gastric adenocarcinoma (GC) and thereby cause major worldwide health problems.