Definition of bioterrorism in English:

bioterrorism

nounˌbʌɪəʊˈtɛrərɪz(ə)mˌbaɪoʊˈtɛrərɪzəm

mass noun

The use of infectious agents or other harmful biological or biochemical substances as weapons of terrorism.
Example sentencesExamples
- Part of helping the public health system contend with the threat of bioterrorism is having reliable research available.
- If anything, he's surprised that so far we've had so little bioterrorism, even in the form of hoaxes.
- Is the anthrax scare merely a copycat crime, or is bioterrorism the next step in some larger coordinated offensive?
- But, in the aftermath of that date, we have had to acknowledge the possibility of an even more frightening threat: bioterrorism.
- He has been a frequent speaker and lecturer on the subject of bioterrorism and chemical and biological warfare.
- Every level of laboratory has access to specific protocols for each category of biologic agent that may be used for bioterrorism.
- I thought it was going to be about bioterrorism.
- In fact, government regulations now address bioterrorism specifically as it relates to food production.
- The enemy fighting a robust military like we have wants to use asymmetrical factors, for instance, bioterrorism.
- Anthrax has been developed by some countries as a possible biological weapon, but Brogan said there was no indication the illness was related to bioterrorism.
- English said clinical specimens of bioterrorism need to be treated as criminal specimens.
- As an agent of bioterrorism, the method of exposure to botulism would be through food consumption or inhalation.
- A powerful defense against bioterrorism is accurate and timely information for physicians and patients.
- The presentation addresses the family physician's role in recognizing and responding to bioterrorism.
- And you can imagine being accused of a crime like this when you're in such a sensitive field like bioterrorism.
- Conference topics include the latest in cardiovascular surgery, bioterrorism, and patient safety.
- The other odd thing about the lack of preparation for the avian flu is the larger effort being made to protect against bioterrorism.
- The plague's reputation has been further reinforced by discussion of its potential use as an agent of bioterrorism.
- Increased public awareness in part due to terrorist attacks and bioterrorism threats has also proven beneficial.
- It can be difficult to differentiate from bioterrorism, rapidly spreading infection or acute toxic exposure.

Derivatives

bioterrorist

nounˌbʌɪəʊˈtɛrərɪstˌbaɪoʊˈtɛrərəst

Obviously, then, the attack was a white-collar crime by one or more ‘white collar bioterrorist (s).’
Example sentencesExamples
- This raises the worrying possibility that bioterrorists could use a similar approach to create devastating diseases without having to gain access to protected viral stocks.
- But even without these changes bioterrorists could readily infect themselves with a lethal agent and start an epidemic by walking among us for example, in an airport.
- Almost every area of life is a potential terrorist target - with scare stories about the threat of a smallpox outbreak, and bioterrorists infecting food supplies and water reservoirs.
- What if a hijacked plane hit a nuclear power plant, what if bioterrorists infected burger bars, what if we were flooded with smallpox?
- Criminals strike - be they serial killer, bank robber, or bioterrorist - and the FBI is seemingly helpless to track them down.

Definition of bioterrorism in US English:

bioterrorism

nounˌbīōˈterərizəmˌbaɪoʊˈtɛrərɪzəm

Terrorism involving the release of toxic biological agents.
Example sentencesExamples
- Increased public awareness in part due to terrorist attacks and bioterrorism threats has also proven beneficial.
- The presentation addresses the family physician's role in recognizing and responding to bioterrorism.
- Anthrax has been developed by some countries as a possible biological weapon, but Brogan said there was no indication the illness was related to bioterrorism.
- Conference topics include the latest in cardiovascular surgery, bioterrorism, and patient safety.
- I thought it was going to be about bioterrorism.
- A powerful defense against bioterrorism is accurate and timely information for physicians and patients.
- In fact, government regulations now address bioterrorism specifically as it relates to food production.
- The plague's reputation has been further reinforced by discussion of its potential use as an agent of bioterrorism.
- He has been a frequent speaker and lecturer on the subject of bioterrorism and chemical and biological warfare.
- Part of helping the public health system contend with the threat of bioterrorism is having reliable research available.
- If anything, he's surprised that so far we've had so little bioterrorism, even in the form of hoaxes.
- It can be difficult to differentiate from bioterrorism, rapidly spreading infection or acute toxic exposure.
- As an agent of bioterrorism, the method of exposure to botulism would be through food consumption or inhalation.
- Every level of laboratory has access to specific protocols for each category of biologic agent that may be used for bioterrorism.
- English said clinical specimens of bioterrorism need to be treated as criminal specimens.
- Is the anthrax scare merely a copycat crime, or is bioterrorism the next step in some larger coordinated offensive?
- And you can imagine being accused of a crime like this when you're in such a sensitive field like bioterrorism.
- The other odd thing about the lack of preparation for the avian flu is the larger effort being made to protect against bioterrorism.
- But, in the aftermath of that date, we have had to acknowledge the possibility of an even more frightening threat: bioterrorism.
- The enemy fighting a robust military like we have wants to use asymmetrical factors, for instance, bioterrorism.

单词	bioterrorism
释义	Definition of bioterrorism in English: bioterrorism nounˌbʌɪəʊˈtɛrərɪz(ə)mˌbaɪoʊˈtɛrərɪzəm mass noun The use of infectious agents or other harmful biological or biochemical substances as weapons of terrorism. Example sentencesExamples Part of helping the public health system contend with the threat of bioterrorism is having reliable research available. If anything, he's surprised that so far we've had so little bioterrorism, even in the form of hoaxes. Is the anthrax scare merely a copycat crime, or is bioterrorism the next step in some larger coordinated offensive? But, in the aftermath of that date, we have had to acknowledge the possibility of an even more frightening threat: bioterrorism. He has been a frequent speaker and lecturer on the subject of bioterrorism and chemical and biological warfare. Every level of laboratory has access to specific protocols for each category of biologic agent that may be used for bioterrorism. I thought it was going to be about bioterrorism. In fact, government regulations now address bioterrorism specifically as it relates to food production. The enemy fighting a robust military like we have wants to use asymmetrical factors, for instance, bioterrorism. Anthrax has been developed by some countries as a possible biological weapon, but Brogan said there was no indication the illness was related to bioterrorism. English said clinical specimens of bioterrorism need to be treated as criminal specimens. As an agent of bioterrorism, the method of exposure to botulism would be through food consumption or inhalation. A powerful defense against bioterrorism is accurate and timely information for physicians and patients. The presentation addresses the family physician's role in recognizing and responding to bioterrorism. And you can imagine being accused of a crime like this when you're in such a sensitive field like bioterrorism. Conference topics include the latest in cardiovascular surgery, bioterrorism, and patient safety. The other odd thing about the lack of preparation for the avian flu is the larger effort being made to protect against bioterrorism. The plague's reputation has been further reinforced by discussion of its potential use as an agent of bioterrorism. Increased public awareness in part due to terrorist attacks and bioterrorism threats has also proven beneficial. It can be difficult to differentiate from bioterrorism, rapidly spreading infection or acute toxic exposure. Derivatives bioterrorist nounˌbʌɪəʊˈtɛrərɪstˌbaɪoʊˈtɛrərəst Obviously, then, the attack was a white-collar crime by one or more ‘white collar bioterrorist (s).’ Example sentencesExamples This raises the worrying possibility that bioterrorists could use a similar approach to create devastating diseases without having to gain access to protected viral stocks. But even without these changes bioterrorists could readily infect themselves with a lethal agent and start an epidemic by walking among us for example, in an airport. Almost every area of life is a potential terrorist target - with scare stories about the threat of a smallpox outbreak, and bioterrorists infecting food supplies and water reservoirs. What if a hijacked plane hit a nuclear power plant, what if bioterrorists infected burger bars, what if we were flooded with smallpox? Criminals strike - be they serial killer, bank robber, or bioterrorist - and the FBI is seemingly helpless to track them down. Definition of bioterrorism in US English: bioterrorism nounˌbīōˈterərizəmˌbaɪoʊˈtɛrərɪzəm Terrorism involving the release of toxic biological agents. Example sentencesExamples Increased public awareness in part due to terrorist attacks and bioterrorism threats has also proven beneficial. The presentation addresses the family physician's role in recognizing and responding to bioterrorism. Anthrax has been developed by some countries as a possible biological weapon, but Brogan said there was no indication the illness was related to bioterrorism. Conference topics include the latest in cardiovascular surgery, bioterrorism, and patient safety. I thought it was going to be about bioterrorism. A powerful defense against bioterrorism is accurate and timely information for physicians and patients. In fact, government regulations now address bioterrorism specifically as it relates to food production. The plague's reputation has been further reinforced by discussion of its potential use as an agent of bioterrorism. He has been a frequent speaker and lecturer on the subject of bioterrorism and chemical and biological warfare. Part of helping the public health system contend with the threat of bioterrorism is having reliable research available. If anything, he's surprised that so far we've had so little bioterrorism, even in the form of hoaxes. It can be difficult to differentiate from bioterrorism, rapidly spreading infection or acute toxic exposure. As an agent of bioterrorism, the method of exposure to botulism would be through food consumption or inhalation. Every level of laboratory has access to specific protocols for each category of biologic agent that may be used for bioterrorism. English said clinical specimens of bioterrorism need to be treated as criminal specimens. Is the anthrax scare merely a copycat crime, or is bioterrorism the next step in some larger coordinated offensive? And you can imagine being accused of a crime like this when you're in such a sensitive field like bioterrorism. The other odd thing about the lack of preparation for the avian flu is the larger effort being made to protect against bioterrorism. But, in the aftermath of that date, we have had to acknowledge the possibility of an even more frightening threat: bioterrorism. The enemy fighting a robust military like we have wants to use asymmetrical factors, for instance, bioterrorism.
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