Sentence examples for parasite attack from inspiring English sources

The growth trial was stopped during the third week because of a parasite attack, but the fish continued to receive their respective experimental diets.

Kali Hardig fell ill just one day after visiting the Willow Springs Water Park in Little Rock, Arkansas, which has been asked to close by the state's department of health amid fears it was also the source of another parasite attack three years ago.

Several pathological states such as starvation [53], parasite attack [54], nutritional imbalances [55], and hemolytic anemias [53], can enhance macrophage aggregate appearance.

One interesting possibility is that evolutionary escape from parasite attack could open up a range of previously inaccessible ecological opportunities, thereby allowing diversification of the host so-called "escape and radiate coevolution" (Ehrlich and Raven 1964).

She said the parasite attack caused severe itching, and that it felt like being "eaten alive". "My children cried for nights," Dionese said.

These behaviors, such as aggregation, display for mate attraction, and caring for young, which increase an animal's risk to predation are also likely to increase an animal's exposure and/or susceptibility to parasite attack [21], resulting in disproportionate feeding on a host during its reproductive phase.

Spread by mosquitos, the parasite attacks the liver and red blood cells and can be fatal if it is not treated quickly.

As it develops, the parasite attacks hosts higher in the food chain, alternating between herbivore and predator or between an intermediate and a top predator in the food chain.

But in others, the parasite attacks the gut itself and can cause potentially fatal diarrhea, intestinal ulcers, and liver abscesses.

I had neurosurgery to replace the 16-year-old shunt that was installed to drain spinal fluid collecting on my brain, and I lost vision in my left eye when the parasite attacked my eyes.

There are several major differences between solitary and social insects with respect to the potential for transmission of parasites, primarily relating to the behavioural adaptations that may prevent parasite attacks and the lack of immune genes.