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Infecting in sentence

44 examples of Infecting in a sentence

In other words, for T.B. you have to find somebody who has active T.B. who is infecting other people.
The virus then hopped the Canadian border, infecting more than 100 children in Quebec.
You first get ill when a pathogen like the flu virus gets into your system, infecting and killing your cells.
Well, viruses are good at infecting cells.
And phages are great at infecting bacteria.
Its closest relative is, in fact, from mice, and so we would call this a xenotropic retrovirus, because it's infecting a species other than mice.
Viruses are a type of organic parasite infecting nearly all forms of life.
For a virus adapted to another mammal, infecting a human might just take a few lucky mutations.
And the tuberculosis doesn’t stand a chance at infecting the vultures.
And that way, if a person gets infected at work, they reach their peak infectiousness during lockdown, and that way, they avoid infecting many others.
Memory B cells turn into plasma cells, which produce wave after wave of the specific antibodies that latch onto HIV to prevent it from infecting cells, while squadrons of killer T cells seek out and destroy cells that are already HIV infected.
(Some Spoilers) Early 1930's educational movie about the horrors of contracting a social disease and the consequences that come along with it: blindness madness loss of ones abilities to function as well as infecting other people with it, even one's unborn children, and finally death.
The fact that she allowed herself to be infected, thus infecting the Queen with a "poison" that in, essence, ended the Borg was great.
The story centers around what are supposedly survivors from the town in the last movie and for some reason it seems the corn is infecting them in ways that once again make them into bad children, or bad teenagers for the most part.
It all ends up with Saxon and his buddies infecting a bunch of people, and running from the law in the sewers.
The mayor's granddaughter, Clara(Charlotte Salt)is the one Mordecai has his eyes on, while also infecting the townspeople nearby with a type of mental sickness, and others with a black sludge-like substance derived from the muddy soil of the water covering Marienbad.
Mulberry Street is a rare breed, it takes a corny premise...Rats infecting people to become killer Rat People, but the movie works, surprisingly well.
On the other side of the Atlantic, in Guatemala, the United States Public Health Service (PHS) is deliberately infecting prisoners and mental patients with syphilis in another “experiment” aimed at replacing the ineffective drugs used by soldiers during the war that had just ended.
From 1990 to 2005, when HIV was infecting some two million people a year in Sub-Saharan Africa, the rate of new TB cases in the region quadrupled.
International institutions chose to look the other way in the 1990's as HIV/AIDS killed millions in Africa, infecting more than 25% of the population in some countries.
Clearly, the way is now open for US-Libya relations to move forward in the same way that the release of a group of Bulgarian nurses, who were jailed in Libya on charges of deliberately infecting Libyan children with AIDS, unblocked European Union-Libya relations.
Under Czars Alexander I and Nicholas I, it stood ready to counter any sign of a renewal of the “revolutionary plague” infecting the continent’s monarchies.
Hong Kong is, of course, by no means perfect: Mainland China’s politics and habits are slowly infecting the island.
They not only hold fast to their nuclear industries; they mismanage those industries’ waste, which can destroy ecosystems, from oceans to forests, while infecting humans with deadly diseases.
After infecting one’s organs and brain, it causes an altered mental state, fever, shaking chills, and seizures.
More rapid resolution may be necessary to prevent zombie banks from infecting the financial system.
This is because many pathogens are capable of infecting a range of hosts, but evolved in places where only some of those hosts live.
Using conservative assumptions, it estimates that, had South Africa’s government provided the appropriate drugs, both to AIDS patients and to pregnant women who were at risk of infecting their babies, it would have prevented 365,000 premature deaths.
Fear of contagion would always be justified in a monetary union, where the externalities of a debt crisis in one country always risks infecting the rest of the union.
Governments that had been suspicious of international interference were eager for tougher global rules to prevent banking crises from spilling across borders and infecting others, like bouts of Asian flu.