Sentence examples for more infectious and from inspiring English sources

We all love music, and it doesn't get any more infectious and vibrant than Kuti's own unique rhythmic sound.

She added that technology that could make diseases more infectious and dangerous has existed for decades, as have the questions around it.

The problem the young visitors all share is that in the course of their summer of isolation, they come to realise that "the virus" back home (wherever home may be) has turned out to be much more infectious and virulent than anyone had realised.

Clearly, it can.And just as clearly, there may be other, more infectious and virulent pathogens, seemingly tethered to the poverty and deprivations of the developing world, which could give a new and sickening twist to our embrace of globalization and for which we are unprepared.

Now, that zombie software is becoming more infectious and sophisticated: One strain in particular, the so-called "Storm worm," has enslaved between 15 and 50 million PCs, by security researchers' estimates.

And, crucially, more than 70percentt of infections have been pneumonic, meaning they are airborne and spread person to person via saliva droplets when an infected person coughs, making them far more infectious and easily spread than the more typical bubonic cases, which are spread by fleas on rats.

"We are also then working in communities to try and treat people as early as possible before they become more infectious... and then finally doing training".

The W.H.O. is tracking changes in the virus, trying to predict if it will mutate into a more infectious form and hoping to build vaccines against it in time to head off a pandemic.

In the case studied here, generation times between individuals are shorter for within household transmission than between household transmission, particularly for more infectious pathogens, and this resulted in systematic biases associated with estimating the reproduction number while ignoring this effect, which were quite substantial in the case of highly infectious measles virus.

Finally, we extend these results to design strategies for more infectious strains and for changes to the underlying infectious contact network that deemphasize the role of children and teenagers.

Two recent studies reported that persistently increased CRP values after POD 2 4 were associated to a later diagnosis of an AL [ 15– 45].These authors found that prolonged elevation and/or a absence of decline in CRP levels were associated with more infectious complications and poor outcome [ 15, 44].