Sentence examples for might be infectious from inspiring English sources

Evidently it feared that the Tibetans' example might be infectious.

Dr. Chan said that she did not know how infectious the discharged patients might be and for how long they might be infectious.

Maybe it was the effect of finishing on Berlioz's Symphonie Fantastique; you can see how the exuberance of its final, infernal dance might be infectious.

If the wheels of that game were greased somewhat by Worcester's reluctance to tackle for the first 50 minutes, the Chiefs' defensive performance suggested such a condition might be infectious.

She went on to explain that this embrace of Jewish jokes wasn't necessarily a bad thing: There are those who might claim this belies a latent antisemitism that it has only lately become fashionable to air, and at the very least, might be infectious..

There had been hints that schizophrenia might be infectious in origin, but they were mostly ignored.

In another case, where seven family members died, the sole survivor was asked not to return because of fears he might still be infectious.

It was previously thought that XDR TB, once acquired, might not be infectious beyond hospitals and other clinical settings.

Our results from the ankA-based phylogeny indicate that voles and shrews harbour A. phagocytophilum strains that might not be infectious for humans, dogs, horses, and livestock.

Because many HCP were afebrile and others might still be infectious >24 hours after defervescence, our results support the overriding need for influenza vaccination of HCP as the preferred prevention method in health care settings.

Along these lines, social marketing campaigns, for example, could highlight the reduced infectivity of HIV-positive men who are on treatment with undetectable viral loads, and simultaneously highlight the increased potential infectiousness of those who have not tested recently (yet might be highly infectious if they have recently seroconverted).