Sentences with phrase «called asymptomatic»

In most cases, dogs that are infected with the virus do not develop the disease (called asymptomatic infection).

The aim is to conduct molecular surveillance of the so - called asymptomatic reservoir and also to build the political will within Myanmar for malaria elimination.

Not exact matches

I think it is reasonable to believe that Embiid presented as asymptomatic and that the staff made a tough call that attempted to balance the long term health of the player with his own desires.

One study, called A4 (the anti-amyloid treatment in asymptomatic Alzheimer's trial), will test solanezumab in 1,000 cognitively normal people age 65 to 85, who have abnormally high levels of amyloid proteins.

This is typically called the preclinical stage of the disease (or Stage B1 and B2); that is, your dog is considered asymptomatic.

As in many herpes infections found in other species, adult animals can live for years with no apparent signs; these are called «asymptomatic carriers.»

In Asymptomatic Carrier, Heath begins with a phone call to a flag fabricator, slowly revealing the fact that he is looking for a flag to wave above what has become his home on the otherwise abandoned North Brother Island.

Workers» Comp Is A Right Campaign key demand calls for the WSIB to stop penalizing injured workers for «pre-existing conditions» that are asymptomatic or part of normal aging, and return to the fairer system that only affects benefits in cases where there was a pre-existing impairment that affected the worker before their injury...

Another source of concern is how to take into account the 10 % — 20 % of children who are asymptomatic and will later deteriorate, a phenomenon called the «sleeper» effect.3 One way to address this could be, as proposed by the authors, to offer services with a long term orientation, that is not only short term symptom driven approaches but also treatment for those who present themselves at later dates or who present durable problems.