Sentence examples for multiply and cause from inspiring English sources
The causative agent, Mycobacterium leprae, can multiply and cause symptomatic disease, particularly in hosts with decreased immunity.
The casual way many consumers treat bagged, cut up fruits and vegetables — not washing them, leaving them unrefrigerated — increases the likelihood that even a low level of harmful bacteria can multiply and cause illness.
If the spirochete is not killed inside the tick and makes its way into the bloodstream of the person bitten, the germ changes into several of the other forms that can evade the vaccine's defenses and continue to multiply and cause harm, he said.
With natural fermentation, the coliforms will multiply and cause problems in the final product because lactic acid bacteria will initially be very low Gadaga et al. (2004).
Accordingly, we hypothesized that HbF and PfEMP-1-specific IgG work cooperatively in infants to impair the cytoadherence of parasitized RBCs and prevent sequestration, thus limiting the ability of P. falciparum to multiply and cause inflammation.
Such periods of stress may allow opportunistic pathogens to multiply and cause gastrointestinal (GI) disorders [ 1].
The remaining two patients died, possibly because they received Tamiflu too late to stop the virus from multiplying and causing its damage.
(Rabies is a viral illness; the virus travels from the site of a bite via nerves to the spinal cord and brain, where it multiplies and causes serious neurological damage).
CaLas and CaLam are transmitted by the Asian citrus psyllid and are restricted to the phloem of infected citrus, where they can multiply and spread, causing a severe imbalance in the translocation of nutrients and other important metabolites.
In persistent state, the bacterium is metabolically active, but shows no multiplication for extended periods, only to revive later and multiply to cause infection [21].
Wet or sweaty panties and pants can cause bacteria to multiply and increase your likelihood for getting odors and infections.
