Sentence examples for strong infection from inspiring English sources

The World Health Organization was uncharacteristically aggressive with SARS in recommending strong infection control measures, travel restrictions and quarantines.

On the other hand, this case presented intense acute inflammation of unknown cause; some kind of strong infection or immunological response might have triggered the atraumatic rupture of the exaggerated splenic tissue.

The proposed host miRNA-dependent mechanism probably acts in concert with the host and viral factors for establishing a strong infection.

On the contrary, the RNA virus co-opt host-miRNAs to suppress their own replication to evade immune elimination and establish a strong infection.

Co-option of host miRNAs by viruses reveal their intelligent plan to control their replication in order to evade immune elimination until they undergoes successful transmission and establish a strong infection.

However, as they grew, all the 10.1 plants displayed strong infection symptoms that caused severe development impairment, and persisted for the complete plant life (Fig. 2A).

These significantly regulated transcripts might represent strong infection-responsive genes in L. japonicus, and reflect a number of immune activities during fish defence against bacterial challenge.

DGE analysis revealed that the host transcriptome profile of Vibrio harveyi-challenged L. japonicus is considerably altered, as indicated by the significant up- or down-regulation of 1,224 strong infection-responsive transcripts.

Powdery mildew seemed to favour glasshouse conditions which lead to a stronger infection of the plants in the glasshouse than in the field (P<0.001) thus increasing the potential benefits of resistance caused by the transgene in the glasshouse.

Intuitively, years with relatively high number of notified cases would be associated with a stronger infection pressure than years with fewer notified cases.> Basic parameters are those model parameters to which a prior distribution is assigned (see Table  1), and include age-group dependent conditional probabilities and detection probabilities.

Additionally, although OncoAd.RGD-hTERT-EGFP exhibited stronger infection action on bladder cancer T24 cells and normal uroepithelial SV-HUC-1 cells, it only significantly inhibited T24 cell growth (Supplementary Figure S4), indicating the replication specificity of RGD-modified oncolytic adenovirus in cancer cells.