Fortunately, most of these human infections do not yield viruses with the ability of sustained human-to-human transmission.
Positive likelihood ratios for the ability of sustained remission to predict favourable radiographic outcome were calculated by the formula sensitivity/ 1-specificity).
Should this virus, or another zoonotic influenza virus, gain the ability of sustained human-to-human transmission, an influenza pandemic could result.
However, animal influenza viruses have acquired the ability of sustained transmission between humans to cause pandemics on rare occasions in the past, and therefore, influenza virus zoonoses continue to represent threats to public health.
In addition, it ensures the solids ability of sustaining pressures present in the fluid.
56 Although there is no firm in vivo evidence that neurons can support HIV-1 infection, recent in vitro experiments have demonstrated the ability of neurons to sustain transient productive infection for brief time periods.
However, these stresses are limited in magnitude by the ability of materials to sustain them elastically.
The durability of ceramic coated equipment mainly depends on the ability of coatings to sustain various in-service loading conditions.
Since the Thatcher privatisations, the UK has been subject to a giant experiment in the ability of markets to sustain the common interest, with light-touch regulation.
This technology will obviously be welcomed by authoritarian states, but it will also further undermine the ability of democracies to sustain truthful public debates.
