Sentence examples for virus management from inspiring English sources
Developing plant models to study geminivirus-host interaction is important for the design of virus management strategies.
Attention to the financial bottom line was a common theme to several of the talks on topics ranging from viticulture to virus management.
DSAEM assistant professor Miguel Gomez and student Shadi Atallah discussed the financial impact of grapevine leafroll virus disease $9,695 to $16,014 per acre and offered recommendations for minimizing their virus management costs over the life of a vineyard.
The risk of rabbit resurgence after cat eradication was predictable on evolutionary grounds; moreover, the virus is not reliably perennial in the habitat (Bergstrom et al. 2009), so re-evolution of high virulence without continuing virus management is uncertain.
7, 8 Further, treatment of hepatitis coinfection with new PIs for hepatitis C virus, management of metabolic syndrome, and the growing number of salvage patients has drawn attention to the pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic interactions within such regimens.
Gene technology for papaya ringspot virus disease management.
Sources of human infection include international trade in exotic animals (e.g. Monkeypox virus), livestock management (e.g. Vaccinia virus and Orf virus), and even contact with domestic animals (e.g. Cowpox virus).
This included similarities between pH1N1 and other viruses, government management plans, and the need for systems covering diagnosis and the anticipated vaccine roll out.
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"It is difficult to know whether any earlier intervention may have altered her current condition as we are only just learning about the potential long-term effects of Ebola virus disease and management of complications/secondary effects.
It is difficult to know whether any earlier intervention may have altered her current condition as we are only just learning about the potential long term effects of Ebola virus disease and management of complications and secondary effects".
