41.   It is possible that the risk of transmission may be strain-dependent, but also may vary with the degree of contact between individuals.

42.   Moreover, Adamson et al found that in epithelial-cell-fibroblast cocultures, direct contact between these cells greatly increased the rate of fibroblast growth.

43.   In linguistics, creole is a technical term referring to a class of languages which originate through contact between two or more already existing languages.

44.   In these former colonies, new dialects of English arose out of contact between speakers of different dialects native to the British Isles.

45.   This reduction in velocity seems to be related to the timing of the contact between India and Eurasia.

46.   Karren are best developed on relatively massive and uniform, mechanically strong and impermeable limestones in which there is a sharp contact between soil and rock.

47.   Appoint a systems manager from among the secretaries as a central point of contact between the firm and the supplier.

48.   Come And Go Week hopes to encourage the creation and re-establishment of contacts between senior citizens on both sides of the border.

49.   The Armada Festival, which also visited Derry last year, promotes contact between different theatre companies.

50.   I feel it is important there should be more contact between police and members of the public.