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Mr. Nunn's Eliza, a young television actress named Martine McCutcheon, has persistently been replaced by her understudy, owing to an intransigent virus that may explain why her voice was a bit thin and shrill on opening night.
The imposed bifurcating structure revealed that some methods for phylogenetic reconstruction failed to resolve the true phylogeny, owing to a paucity of molecular substitutions separating the RNA viruses that evolved in our study.
Nevertheless, the efficacy of this intervention could be significantly reduced owing to a mismatch between the seasonal influenza vaccine and the circulating influenza virus and the inability of the host to mount a proper immune response [ 6].
In vivo assessments of immune function (i.e. innate and adaptive responses) following influenza virus infection have been primarily limited to the mouse model owing to a lack of ferret-specific reagents and incomplete genome sequencing of this species.
Recent studies have suggested that the favourable outcome associated with HPV in oropharyngeal cancer is owing to an increased sensitivity of virus-related cancers to radiation therapy or chemoradiotherapy (Fakhry et al, 2008; Kumar et al, 2008; Lassen et al, 2009; Sedaghat et al, 2009).
One patient withdrew owing to an AE.
One patient withdrew owing to an injection-site reaction.
In aerosol exposures, this sensor produced a distinct signal owing to vaccinia virus adsorption/incorporation.
Although a large number of potential drugs or clinical drugs have been identified to inhibit various viruses, owing to the fast virus mutation, searching for more effective agents still remains urgent.
Outbreaks of pneumonia owing to respiratory viruses (influenza and respiratory syncytial viruses) may also occur in this population.
Plant viruses are obligate parasites that infect plants owing to specific interactions between virus and host factors that determine the plant susceptibility to viral infection [ 1, 2].
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