Sentence examples for might have transmitted from inspiring English sources

Several federal and state agencies across the country are conducting a widespread investigation to find out when Mr. Kwiatkowski was first infected, how exactly he might have transmitted the disease to others and to whom he might have transmitted it; testing is under way in some of the other states where he worked.

And the scientists did not learn what symptoms, if any, the workers in the study experienced or pinpoint which animal or animals might have transmitted SARS, Dr. Stöhr said.

Chronically ill, anguished by the deaths of three dearly loved children, haunted by the possibility that he might have transmitted some hereditary vulnerability to his remaining children, Darwin was achingly aware of "the clumsy, wasteful, blundering, low and horridly cruel works of nature".

The patient in Dallas might have transmitted the disease.

We found 10 rare missense mutations, occurring in combinations forming 10 distinct haplotypes in 18 families in which we could follow 22 independent transmission events in which a heterozygous parent might have transmitted any of the rare haplotypes to an affected child.

It was a close call: if she hadn't taken the test, she might have transmitted the virus to her baby.

It was not thought to have transmitted any distress signal.

Isn't it reasonable, then, to mandate testing for H.I.V. if there are grounds to suspect that the virus might have been transmitted to a health-care worker?

The letter stated simply that while investigating an H.I.V. case, epidemiologists with the St . Louis CountyDepartment of Health had learned that there was reason to believe that the virus might have been transmitted "among some Normandy Senior High School students".

"To further mitigate our customers' potential risk from these theoretical vulnerabilities, Starbucks has taken additional steps to safeguard any sensitive information that might have been transmitted in this way".

The "oral theory" about the use of formulas (which could be linked together to create clusters of lines or entire prefabricated scenes) suggested not only how poems of such length were created but also how they might have been transmitted over centuries without being written down.