Sentence examples for viruses that chew from inspiring English sources

But omnivorous viruses that chew through a variety of operating systems are surfacing.

It has been proposed that humans may be exposed to viruses from fruit bats that chew fruits and spit out the pulp at feeding sites [42].

When HIV begins infecting T cells laced with the lentiviral vector, the vector's RNA seeks out and binds with the HIV to activate proteins that chew up the virus' reproductive genes as soon as it begins to replicate.

And, you know, there's that chewing thing as well.

Don't do things that chew up study time.

Or that chewing gum is banned.

Now, where's that chewing gum...

The construct social/cultural was significantly associated with: believing that not chewing is a cultural insult, having family members who chew, and believing that chewing is socially important.

The results emphasise that chewing gum can attenuate reductions in alertness, suggesting that chewing gum enhances worker performance.

Chewing increases the hypothalamic histamine concentration, thereby increasing satiety [ 100, 101], suggesting that chewing stimulates histaminergic neurons in the TMN.

Studies show that chewing gum decreases hunger.