Sentence examples for obvious flu from inspiring English sources

As expected, WSN challenge resulted in obvious flu symptoms in all mice on day 2 post-infection.

Later, the obvious question: Ms. Murphy, ever have a flu shot?

This was before Steven Soderbergh's movie "Contagion" came out, and made it thoroughly, unnervingly obvious to all that a mutated flu virus could spark a global disease catastrophe necessitating prolonged self-quarantine.

Do you find yourself hot, sweaty, fatigued with no obvious signs of infection, cold or flu?

(Please correct me if I'm wrong; this seems like such an obvious feature that I suspect my flu-ridden state is the reason for my inability to find such a link).

Trust your own "gut feeling" They're the same person, just dealing with an issue that is less visibly obvious than a broken arm or the flu.

The T.I. track samples M.I.A.'s "Paper Planes" — a song that defines viral (though I wish for reasons obvious and otherwise that it had been "Bird Flu") — and features an Oceans Three of guest rappers.

Ebola has killed nearly 8,000 people globally so far, our vulnerability becomes so obvious -- from flesh eating bacteria to bird flu, from E coli to the rampant, I mean depressingly rampant cancer.

Children showing obvious signs of systemic illness (e.g., colds, flu) or any abnormality of the face, lips or soft tissues of the mouth should be excluded on the day from Fluoride Varnish application.

Part of the explanation has to do with the obvious seasonal differences: In 2007, researchers reported that the flu virus is more stable and stays in the air longer when air is cold and dry.

He and his colleagues observed the obvious: rates of "acute respiratory tract infections" (colds and flu) rise in the fall and winter.