Sentence examples for strain spread from inspiring English sources

A Channel 4 documentary on Sunday will claim that analysis of the bodies and of wills registered in London at the time has cast doubt on "facts" that every schoolchild has learned for decades: that the epidemic was caused by a highly contagious strain spread by the fleas on rats.

The surface roughness has been shown to determine the strain spread after cooling.

Influenza researchers have long attempted to understand the mutations and mechanisms that make a strain spread readily in humans.

But the new protein structure suggests that the 1918 strain, despite its avianlike sequence, had a shape that helped it bind tightly to the human receptor and infect cells, Skehel says--which helps explain why the 1918 strain spread so well in the human population.

Figure 2 shows how a group of wild-type worms (N2 strain) spread over the gel surface in function of time with or without an electric stimulation.

This strain spread throughout hospitals, despite the adequate implementation of internationally accepted infection prevention guidelines, and caused invasive infections in more than 100 patients [16].

Unlike many flu viruses, this strain spreads beyond the lungs, infecting the heart, brain, and other organs.

Conversely, large grain-1/grain-2 dinducestation induces plastic strain spreading similar to crack tip blunting, yielding slower indirect transmission.

Because they typically spread from person to person through the ingestion of fecal material, epidemics in which the same strain spreads over a large area are rare.

This is no mere speculation -- note that, as the New York Times just observed in an article about a new influenza strain spreading from birds to seals, "Four times in the past century, a new strain of flu has emerged that can spread quickly in humans.

In addition, our criteria eliminated studies examining 'outbreaks' of MDRTB, where a more virulent strain spreads quickly through a community.