例句與造句

1. Many prostitutes, exposed through unprotected sex or shared syringes, are testing positive.
2. Intravenous drug abusers'practice of sharing syringes is also a ready vehicle for the transmission of microbes.
3. The virus is spread through unprotected sexual intercourse, contaminated blood, shared syringes and from mother to child.
4. However, Faruque said it was not clear whether Akter contracted HIV from sharing syringes or from her clients.
5. There was evidence that HIV infection in the UK was spread through transmission by the shared syringes of drug users.
6. It's difficult to find sharing syringe in a sentence. 用sharing syringe造句挺難的
7. The proportion of users'injections that involve shared syringes has dropped in recent years from about half to around 2 percent.
8. Sharing syringes and needles for this purpose also brings up the possibility of transmission of hepatitis, HIV, and other diseases.
9. But we are sure that before coming to our center, she had spread it among others through sharing syringes, " Faruque said.
10. Blood contact can occur by sharing syringes in intravenous drug use, shaving accessories such as razor blades, or touching wounds on infected persons.
11. It also has resulted in big decreases in risky behaviors such as sharing syringes and increases in safer behaviors, such as wiping needles with alcohol.
12. Researchers said lower rates of sharing syringes had also been found among drug users in Washington state who bought needles mainly from pharmacies, in a 1991 survey.
13. Many drug users like him are at high risk of HIV infection as most of them share syringes, " said Mohammed Omar Faruque, an official at CARE Bangladesh.
14. HIV can be spread only through intimate contact such as sex or sharing syringes .-- Claim : E-mail reports say a stock clerk at a grocery store became infected with the often deadly hantavirus from contact with soda cans or grocery packages.
15. Salim Azam, a doctor in Karachi, said high production of opium and heroin in Afghanistan could have a silver lining for Pakistani addicts _ who have increasingly been sharing syringes to cut costs, leading to an alarming rise in potentially deadly diseases such as Hepatitis and AIDS.