Sentence examples for virus contaminated from inspiring English sources

The mechanisms by which people get infected are not fully understood, however, potential modes of influenza transmission include direct contact with infected individuals, exposure to virus contaminated objects and inhalation of aerosols.

The U.S. EPA estimated that 27% of public water system wells will be virus contaminated at some point in time (U.S. EPA 2006c), suggesting that a segment of the U.S. population may still have a significant exposure to groundwater-borne viruses.

NaOCl solutions, stabilized with sodium chloride, may be applied in the disinfection of: (i) nursing bottles (flasks and teats) at concentration of 0.0125% (125 mg/L), (ii) tableware and cutlery, at 0.025% (250 mg/L), (iii) virus contaminated items, at 1.0% (10000 mg/L) [ 19], (iv) tanks for preparing peritoneal dialysis solutions, at 0.1% (1000 mg/L).

"Everyone working on this thing has this virus contaminating their stuff.

The corrupting influence of financial incentives exists as something of a permanent virus contaminating democracies that otherwise work quite well.

In initial experiments, we infected mice with latency-deficient MHV-68 [35] to avoid the risk of persistent virus contaminating the hybridomas.

Thus Nazis regarded Jews and Gypsies as disease vectors, viruses contaminating Aryan society, which needed to be cleansed from such contamination - a metaphor that is repeated by perpetrators of genocide as widely apart as Cambodia and Rwanda.

Consequently, pathogenic viruses contaminating a well must originate from nearby human fecal sources such as septic systems, landfills, polluted infiltrating surface water, or leaking sanitary sewers.

We observed entire, cell-free virus particles by transmission electron microscopy at dpi 33, providing further proof of in vitro replication of the virus that contaminated the pork liver sausage.

A government official confirmed that 55 children had contracted the H.I.V. virus through contaminated blood or used needles at a hospital in the south.

Traces of a monkey virus that contaminated early batches of polio vaccine have been spotted for the first time in non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.