Sentence examples for threatening viruses from inspiring English sources

HAMILTON O. SMITH Dr. Hamilton Smith, 68, shared the Nobel Prize in 1978 for the discovery of restriction enzymes, a kind of molecular scissors used by bacteria to cut up threatening viruses and by biologists as an essential tool for manipulating DNA.

That is despite the fact that most new diseases are (as with AIDS) first noticed in rich countries.If and when the GVFI is running smoothly, Dr Wolfe hopes to see not only what is threatening, but also to identify the general characteristics (if any) that threatening viruses share.

While science can typically track down creatures that are hosts to threatening viruses, such human factors as population growth, income inequality, environmental degradation, climate change and even global travel may all play a much more decisive role in unleashing outbreaks of deadly and hard-to-control diseases.

Increasing such knowledge would help us better prevent and control H9N2 as well as other future potentially threatening viruses from spreading across China.

Current data shows H9N2 mainly circulates in poultry; therefore, enhancing the biosafety of China's poultry industry would largely halt the spread of H9N2 as well as future potentially threatening viruses.

A spammer in Russia retaliated by knocking out Blue Security's Web site and threatening virus attacks against its customers.

Together with UNICEF, the worlds leading children's organization, we are each in a different way committed to tackling this life threatening virus and to giving young people affected by HIV and AIDS a better future.

Following a public outcry and on the recommendation of a High Court judge, the UK government announced plans in 1988 to compensate the 1,200 haemophiliacs who had been infected with the life-threatening viruses.

Scientists have created a life-threatening virus that closely resembles the 1918 Spanish flu strain that killed an estimated 50m people in an experiment labelled as "crazy" by opponents.

An elephant calf at Chester Zoo has tested positive for a life-threatening virus.

Glaswegian Baker,  25, has fought back from a life-threatening virus he contracted four years ago and has since won a Futures event in Mexico and reached the semi-finals of the Bath, Knoxville and Astana Challenger tournaments over the last year.