Sentences with word «contagiousness»

Such effects are possible in a number of diseases spread by social contact where contagiousness overlaps with behavioural symptoms, including influenza and Ebola.

We like to use words like contagiousness and infectiousness just to apply to the medical realm.

The research on H1N1 contagiousness that has been accepted by the Public Health Agency of Canada indicates that people may remain contagious for approximately seven days after symptoms have started.

And this contagiousness has deeper positive effects on an office than simply lightening the mood, according to the a round up of the research on the British Psychological Society Occupational Digest:

The same three factors that cause measles to spread through a grade school classroom, writes Gladwell, can be used to explain the Hush Puppies phenomenon: (1) contagiousness, (2) the fact that little causes can have big effects, and (3) the way change often occurs at one dramatic moment rather than gradually.

One of the factors of contagiousness is «social currency», which basically posits that people share things that make them look good.

The contagiousness of the enthusiasm makes exploring much more fun.

When we find that place of just trusting God and realize we are righteous permanently and our past, present, future sins are forgiven, all the sudden there is a contagiousness.

Whatever the purpose of a spontaneous yawn — and this remains hotly contested — the most extraordinary property of human yawning is its contagiousness.

Last October the White House announced a pause in federal funding for so - called gain - of - function experiments that increase the contagiousness or virulence of influenza viruses or of the coronaviruses that cause severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) or Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS).

The study also gives a clearer picture of how much time elapses between a known time of infection, the start of viral shedding (a signal of contagiousness), the development of an immune response, and the onset and duration of influenza symptoms.

Imagine the growth of Angie's staff AND the contagiousness of her own enthusiasm by leading in such a proactive way!

This is because its contagiousness leads to its rapid spread between dogs, especially those housed in communal kennels or shelters.

It also reduces the level of contagiousness, so it can help prevent a full - blown outbreak [sources: AVMA, VCA].

Due to the contagiousness of this virus, some kennels, grooming salons, and similar businesses are now requiring this vaccination to prevent an outbreak.

The decision to treat a medical condition is based on probability for a cure, contagiousness, and availability of resources.

From Keith Haring's «Party of Life» to a slideshow heavily featuring Ann Magnuson performing various acts at the Pyramid Club, Danceteria, PS1 and elsewhere, the exhibition effectively conjures the contagiousness, permeability of forms and urgency around creative practices at the time.

The Ministry's guide explains that screening involves the collection of personal information about symptoms and other information to support a medically valid assessment of infection / contagiousness.

Nipun Mehta, the founder of ServiceSpace, speaks about the contagiousness of compassion.

The Court refuted this argument, noting that Arline's contagiousness and her physical impairment each resulted from the same underlying condition, tuberculosis.