Значения термина long incubation на английском

Authorities said he may have had an unusually long incubation of the virus.

Kuru in the 21st century: an acquired human prion disease with very long incubation periods.

Lentiviruses are unique retroviruses which cause diseases with long incubation periods and prolonged clinical courses.

There is a long incubation period but the infection usually leads to large abscesses and ulcers, they wrote.

It is this period of build up that causes the typically long incubation period of diseases like CJD.

It was likely the hatchlings were female due to their long incubation period and the cool soil temperatures.

The novel coronavirus has a long incubation period, and people may not get tested until they feel ill.

Listeriosis has a long incubation period, with symptoms sometimes not showing up until two months after people consume tainted foods.

This could explain the cases that emerged during Collinge's study, but does not necessarily preclude a long incubation period for kuru.

Human papillomavirus is a highly prevalent infection that is easily and unknowingly transmitted because of its asymptomatic nature and long incubation period.

The virus has an unusually long incubation period of between two and five weeks, and can be mistaken for the flu, Baker said.

The Bill aims to enhance Garda powers in criminal investigations and the Minister said that it had had a " long incubation".

The man tested positive for Covid-19 nearly a week after leaving managed isolation may have had an unusually long incubation of the virus.

We propose that life history patterns of many species of temperate-zone bats, coupled with sufficiently long incubation periods, allows for rabies virus maintenance.

For four years, they had also taken monthly blood samples from her, which meant that the disease had a potentially long incubation period.

Work is still under way to trace the source of his infection, one possibility being that the man had an unusually long incubation period.