Sentence examples for pervasive virus from inspiring English sources

Our understanding of this pervasive virus, named after Epstein and one of his PhD students Yvonne Barr who helped to prepare the samples, has increased over the years since Epstein confirmed his findings with American virologist colleagues.

Epistasis is pervasive in viruses, affects the shape of the adaptive landscape and consequently the accessibility of evolutionary pathways.

Therefore it is perhaps unsurprising that the well-known examples of pervasive diversifying selection in viruses are not driven by coevolution with the host population, but by virus evolution in response to the rapidly changing 'adaptive' immune response of vertebrates [ e.g. 54].

Viruses are pervasive pathogens that infect organisms belonging to all domains of life [1].

The current high TB prevalence is mainly due to pervasive poverty, coinfection with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), and the emergence of Mtb strains that are resistant to the common drugs used to treat TB MDRR and XDR strains).

Recombination is a pervasive process generating diversity in most viruses.

This finding implies that gene transfer between RNA viruses is even more pervasive than previously suspected and further suggests that acquisition of the S7 domain is beneficial for the replication of diverse dsRNA viruses.

Or is the collective envy of literati so pervasive that new works are infected with this virus regardless of original intent?

However, these analyses used computational techniques that assumed pervasive positive selection across the entire RV phylogeny — unlikely the case for a virus experiencing distinct host environments.

As malware, such as worms and viruses, learns to get deeper into the core of a network, "the threat is becoming more pervasive," says Kuper.

Mr. Colizzi concluded that the virus had been spread by the infusion of unscreened blood and blood products, as well as by unsterilized equipment, pervasive problems that have only been partly solved.