Sentence examples for virus experience from inspiring English sources

Most people infected with the virus experience mild flulike symptoms or no symptoms at all, health experts say.

A concern is that because most people who are infected with the virus experience no symptoms, they could donate blood without knowing they have it.

While there is no human vaccine, most people infected by West Nile virus experience mild, flu-like symptoms or nothing at all, experts say.

Although most women infected with HPV, the most common sexually transmitted virus, experience no symptoms, persistent infections with some strains of the virus can cause cervical and other types of cancer, as well as genital warts.

A new study in India shows that people newly infected with the AIDS virus experience fever, joint pain, and night sweats weeks before conventional blood tests can detect the infection.

Although most individuals infected with the dengue virus experience asymptomatic or mild febrile illness, some develop dengue haemorrhagic fever (DHF) or shock (DSS) which can be fatal.

The antibodies reported here should assist in the characterization of the structural changes that the F protein of human metapneumovirus or respiratory syncytial virus experiences during the process of membrane fusion.

This method was possible because influenza virus experiences a steady rate of sequence evolution [10].

The wood ducks pre-exposed to the A/blue-winged teal/LA/B228/8 6(H1N1) virus (heterosubtypic to Mongolia/05 challenge virus) experienced moderate mortality (60%) relative to the other exposure groups; the level of protection observed in this group was not statistically significant.

Influenza A virus experiences two major antigenic changes, antigenic shift (gene reassortment) and antigenic drift (point mutation), whereas influenza B and C viruses undergo antigenic drift only.

However, these analyses used computational techniques that assumed pervasive positive selection across the entire RV phylogeny — unlikely the case for a virus experiencing distinct host environments.