Sentence examples for viral flu from inspiring English sources

The eight viral flu genes are put together in segments a bit like a line of connected Lego blocks, and they are easily dismantled, changed, and reassembled.

Dr. Sam Reber, tournament medical director, said that many players are experiencing symptoms of viral flu.

There were increased reports of diarrhea, viral flu, and typhoid in the aftermath of the floods.

The athletic 6-foot-8 forward, who averaged 16.5 points, 6.3 rebounds and 3.0 assists in 38.7 minutes this season, was originally reported to have the viral flu when he missed Game 6, but he tweeted on Friday that he'd never sit out a game with flu-like symptoms.

For both tumor (MelA) and viral (Flu -derived peptides, we obtained a massive ampliFlu -derivedspeptidesT cells after only 7 days of culture as detected by tetramer labelling (Figure 1C, Figure S2).

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There is no actual way to describe that in the medical dictionary although there are 70,000 descriptions of other terms for little things like whether you have a sort of viral type flu like illness or whether you have a rash but there's no way of describing that in the foetus, well not until recently and our work has actually developed the first set of criteria for clinical trials in the foetus.

Interestingly, viral antigen (Flu) induced a high response that peaked 7 days after the first vaccine and decreased afterwards, whereas response to tumor antigen (MelA) kept increasing upon subsequent restimulations (Figure S4).

Eligible patients included those (1) over 18 years old; (2) suspected of having pneumonia with a viral aetiology ("flu-like" illness in the preceding 7 days); and (3) mechanically ventilated for at least 24 h.

As HSV is a viral infection, flu-like symptoms can appear in some patients, such as having fever, headache, general weakness, and enlarged lymph nodes.

Flu is categorised into types A, B and C. Every year or so there are minor "drifts" in the viral strains of flu.