Sentence examples for virulent way from inspiring English sources

We hence postulated that the lower expression level of HO-1 imposed by the L allele under higher oxidative stress, as in the setting of diabetes, increases iron load in the vascular system, which may contribute to the development of atherosclerosis in such a virulent way.

"It wouldn't surprise me if certain elements misappropriated the [new government's] mandate … for their virulent ways of living and thinking … but they will be disappointed," said Samir Saran of the Observer Research Foundation, a Delhi-based thinktank.

Doughty is past all that now – his book details the various and virulent ways his band members undercut and ruined the experience and, in turn, tore Soul Coughing down around Doughty's ears.

Having such insights on the way virulent isolates respond to fitness costs may help making more durable the management of resistance genes.

Another encouraging sign is that the virus has not become more virulent as it wends its way around the world.

"Was there something about the genome of these ancient pathogens that made them especially virulent, or was it the way that people lived in the past, conditions were not so good, general health wasn't as good, that made them die in higher numbers?" He said the paper was indicative of technical advances that have revolutionised the study of ancient DNA.

In this way, 4chan's virulent hatred of gender-bending "safe spaces," though not justified, makes at least a perverse sort of sense, one tangled in wounded masculine pride.

Being able to grow fast is one way to be virulent.

The showdown between the world's mightiest power and its most virulent adversary still has a long way to go.

PIETRO ALLAR New York, July 31 , 2011To the Editor: There has been a vigorous human rights mobilization against the virulent anti-Muslim campaign now under way in Tennessee and across the country.

Referring to the growing use of a drug in the way we refer to virulent contagions removes the notion of agency from a series of human decisions.