super spreader , auch: super-spreader

If a super spreader is used runs should be made close together to ensure even coverage.

This can lead some less vulnerable species to become "super spreaders," carrying a disease that can spread to others, according to the team.

For example as in bulk bins, super spreaders etc..

And unlike Canada, where a single SARS patient infected dozens of others, the United States has apparently had no such "super spreaders."

The government's Chief Medical Officer, Liam Donaldson, said children under 15 were emerging as "super spreaders" of the virus, while those over 65 seemed to be largely avoiding it.

That might have been true before the emergence of a global capital market, but we now know that giant banks are what the Bank of England director, Andrew Haldane, calls super spreaders of financial contagion.

Backing a stock crate up to a race, backing a super spreader under a super bin or reversing a trailer into a shed are just some of the occasions that the skill of reversing is needed.

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The CDC's vaccine recommendations track with the Science study more than they seem to, since the government does recognize that the elderly are less vulnerable to H1N1/09 than they are to regular flu and that super spreader school children are more vulnerable.

Their 'super spreader' status in terms of .

Their 'super spreader' status in terms of flu can also be attributed to the fact they haven't yet grasped the principles of good hand and respiratory hygiene.

A pilot programme last year showed vaccinating children had dual benefit: as well as protecting them from flu, it also protects others, such as parent, grandparents and siblings, as children are 'super spreaders' and are much more likely to infect others.