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Meanings of viral in English
Synonyms
Examples for "microorganism"
Examples for "microorganism"
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Our findings shed new light on interaction mechanisms described in microorganism populations.
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Finally, the perspectives and major challenges of microorganism-derived ester synthesis are presented.
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This low temperature halts microorganism activity by slowing the growth of enzymes.
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At last the Tenth Men were attacked by a microorganism and demolished.
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Bartonella quintana is a fastidious microorganism associated with blood culture negative endocarditis.
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According to the theory of bacteriology a micro-organism is to blame for appendicitis.
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Urine cultures are sufficient for the identification of the culprit micro-organism.
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Nocardia is a Gram positive, aerobic, filamentous branching micro-organism that rarely causes human infection.
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I am convinced that among them would be found growths of the micro-organism of furuncles.
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WHOOPING-COUGH (Pertussis).-Whoopingcough is an acute specific infectious, disease caused by a micro-organism.
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Mycobacterium tuberculosis remains the number one infectious agent in the world today.
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The evidence for an infectious agent is tantalizing but not yet convincing.
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Many prion diseases have the gut as a portal of infectious agent entry.
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The infectious agent in both diseases is a rogue protein known as a prion.
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A virus is an infectious agent that can only replicate inside another organism's cells.
Usage of viral in English
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I saw firsthand today the viral effect it's had, Greenstein said Thursday.
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The role of this step for viral replication remains an open question.
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The challenge has gone viral with thousands across the globe taking part.
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But viral debate speeches may not matter much in the long term.
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Children with HIV infection have high viral loads, particularly in early childhood.
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The face-editing tool went viral earlier this year but prompted privacy concerns.
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The post has since gone viral, receiving thousands of likes and comments.
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In Section III, Dr. Boeckh details effective practices to prevent viral diseases.
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The challenge went viral overnight, with more than 27 million shares already.
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Reputational risk may be exacerbated by the viral nature of social media.
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Read more: The footage of the incident went viral on social media.
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Before social media even existed, her Opening Ceremony moment had gone viral.
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These are questions many are asking today with the viral video surfacing.
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Youth unemployment has gone viral and only Germany has really avoided this.
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Therefore, cccDNA is responsible for the establishment of viral infection and persistence.
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Of course, someone recorded a video of the fight-andit went viral.
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Viral through the time
Viral across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
United States of America
Less common
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