Sentence examples for one uninfected from inspiring English sources
For each of the 3 groups (black, red, green), Hurd et al. [ 13] fed the 3 genotypes (unselected control, refractory, highly susceptible) on one uninfected mouse and one P. y. nigeriensis-infected mouse.
One uninfected control animal died on day 7 without any detectable signs of illness.
The questions included condom use, limiting the number of sexual partners and being faithful to one uninfected partner.
Yet it now emerges that there were repeated warnings from experts about the spread and gravity of the disease, and that European ecologists – as well as British foresters and conservationists – were begging the UK government to take all necessary measures to prevent the fungus from arriving here, so that there would at least be one uninfected redoubt.
"In this case, the discordant couple [one HIV-infected partner and one uninfected partner] routinely had direct sexual contact - without using barrier methods for protection - that involved the exchange of blood through abrasions received during sexual activity," the CDC said in summary of ta weekly report.
In each experiment one uninfected, separately housed pig was used as negative control.
The virus is carried by aphids, which spread it by feeding first on an infected plant and then on an uninfected one.
The majority of the respondents knew that the risk of HIV transmission can be significantly reduced by having one faithful uninfected partner – 2062 (89.3 %) and by using a condom each time – 2123 (92.0%%).
The negative attitude had respondents who did not use a condom the first time they had sex, and those who did not know that HIV transmission can be avoided by having one faithful uninfected sex partner.
The experimental model used in this study involved the sequential inoculation of udder quarters with bacteria over the course of the study period, leaving one quarter uninfected as a within animal control [ 10].
Of note, although 91% believed having one faithful uninfected sex partner was protective, 23% either did not know or did not believe that condoms correctly and consistently used could provide protection.
