Sentence examples for patterns in the virus from inspiring English sources

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You observe patterns in the virus's evolution over time, and note a surprising amount of parallelism in the fate of specific mutations in the few patients you study.

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The resulting first three eigenvalues (i.e., the first 3 dimensions) accounted for 34 47% of the variance in the binding affinity patterns in the 54 virus data sets.

The aim of the present study was to estimate the prevalence of excretion of EHV-3 in mares without clinical symptoms under field conditions and the re-excretion patterns of the virus in two seropositive (presumably latently infected) mares maintained in isolation for 11 mo.

The corpses, from hummingbirds and loons to bats and mourning doves and even a few bears, arrived like a daily tide as public health officials around the state scrambled to investigate the unknown sources and transmission patterns of the virus, which emerged in the New York City region in the summer of 1999.

A major outstanding question regarding influenza seasonality is whether a single seasonal stimulus (or set of stimuli) accounts for universal patterns in influenza virus activity, or whether the key mechanisms underlying the seasonality of influenza in temperate regions differ from those in the tropics.

Monitoring the prevalence of the different CPV in Cape Verde archipelago would be important, not only to assess the distribution of viral variants in this geographic location, but also to understand the evolutionary pattern of the virus in this circunscripted population.

But city officials said pesticide spraying and other control measures would continue aggressively as long as mosquitoes and larvae carrying the virus are detected in the city and until officials had a better understanding of the virus's patterns in the area.

Furthermore, the patterns in the evolution of these viruses at these sites suggests that noroviruses follow a neutral network pattern of evolution.

The virus was discovered this month in a dead crow in the Florida Panhandle in what health officials saw as a troubling development in the migratory pattern of the virus.

We find that the reassortment patterns in swine viruses are similar to the previously reported results from human viruses that HA and NA reassort more frequently than the other segments [28], [29].

In summary, these data suggest that phylogenetic signal exists in the virus TUD patterns, but to variable extents in different virus groups.

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