virulence

And now the virulence of the result came back to her.

"In other words, the man has found a way of increasing the virulence somehow."

Experts say that it has a virulence and an element of fear never seen before.

It seemed that virulence was easier to lose than enhance.

The degree to which a virus causes disease is its virulence.

But even the experts say they're surprised at the virulence of dissatisfaction this year.

But the attack had spent much of its virulence.

The virulence of the replies he received from some was shocking even to me.

It is considered to be an essential virulence factor for the bacteria.

Yet I was astonished by the virulence of some.

"But I really wasn't prepared for the virulence of it."

I asked Pamella why she thought the press had treated her story with such virulence.

But that did not indicate any lessening of virulence at the local level.

He lashes Joe and the other members of the community with witty virulence.

But the virulence of the public attack that soon occurred, and its source, remain a mystery.

Its activity may vary in virulence, but not in kind.

It seems to be a small refraction in the howling virulence.

Virulence of the infecting agent clearly plays an important role.

The virulence of Luther's language however, was off-putting to some.

All of these offer ultimate explanations for virulence in pathogens.

Unfortunately, she would also learn to hate him with a virulence that might sustain her for years.

Desperately, he dashed away, running like the virulence of his curses.

The associations of virulence factors are the same for plant and animal infections.

In other words, they are the bacteria's virulence factor.

The causes of virulence can vary depending on different strains.