viremia
Americannoun
noun
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- viremic adjective
Etymology
Origin of viremia
Example Sentences
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“We did throat cultures. We did blood cultures. And they never had any viremia, they never had any virus in their throat. … So we had made the big jump.”
From Washington Post
“We might hypothesize that the pregnancy with the longest duration of extended viremia is more likely to have abnormalities detected at birth, but right now that’s simply a hypothesis,” he cautioned.
From Washington Times
"We might hypothesize that the pregnancy with the longest duration of extended viremia is more likely to have abnormalities detected at birth, but right now that's simply a hypothesis," he cautioned.
From US News
At the end of the day it's clear to us that he has some pretty low residual viremia.
From Science Magazine
In vitro analyses of viral isolates from the two clades and analysis of viremia in patient blood samples support the emergence of a fitter virus in later, relative to earlier, epidemic seasons.
From Science Magazine
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