Infective used in a sentence

Infective in a sentence as an adjective

Until the patient gets much worse and a lot more infective, with the same grave consequences.

Based on the graphs alone it’s also possible that more infective strains lead to spikes which lead to lockdowns.

It is a great city to accomplish things in because it really has an infective spirit of getting things done.

We're still a long way off from the day when niche groups can generate novel viruses with specific infective properties.

His infective defense was that he was "playing" with philosophical questions regarding encryption.

Mexico is a nexus of the drug trade not because they manufacture lots of *****, but because they is infective law reinforcement and a porous border with the US.

So yes, a license that makes it hard to cooperate with others is infective and judging by how many companies have avoided the GPLv3, is ineffective as well in encouraging sharing.

In English, how many people a single infective individual can be expected to infect in an entirely susceptible population.

I would guess it would be a lot less.>It is the more common infective agents that cause the problemsI know that, but as I understand it the resistance first evolves in gut bacteria, then spreads through horizontal gene transfer.

But they also work in a very infective way: long useless meetings, everything requires lengthy social interactions, bizantine bureaucracy, too many managers for too few real workers and so on.