Sentence examples for a decrease in transmission from inspiring English sources
The incidence was 23% in 2012 and 15% in 2013, consistent with a decrease in transmission.
Our ASC program in tandem with the implementation of appropriate infection control measures led to a decrease in transmission of VRE to other NICU patients.
Adamic et al. (2014) found indeed a decrease in transmission fidelity (a mutation rate of 11%%), with some non-random modifications.
The pattern of change in the proportion of severe ILI may be consistent with a decrease in transmission after control measures were implemented.
Overall, proper nutrition is associated with a decrease in transmission, while factors associated with a lower socioeconomic status (i.e. inadequate sanitation, high-density living spaces, and contaminated food and water) and eating raw or uncooked vegetables facilitate transmission (Brown 1999).
Essentially, the epidemic dies out coinciding with outward migration of the wintering waterbirds (as predicted by the population model) causing a decrease in transmission chance among the remaining waterbirds.
Wolbachia infection intensity within an individual may impact greatly upon the transmission efficiency between mother and offspring, whereby a reduction in infection intensity may lead to a decrease in vertical transmission efficiency and consequently loss of infection [ 50].
The tradition of isolating measles cases could also contribute to a decrease in the transmission of measles infection [ 13].
4) A decreased infection rate causes a decrease in the transmission of Lyme disease to the ticks.
Thus, a decrease in GABAergic transmission and comparable changes in behavioural parameters related to GABAergic transmission occur rapidly (within ∼5 min) and with a similar time course following stressor exposure (Sanna et al., 1992; Barbaccia et al., 1996; Biggio et al., 2007).
We wanted to see if there were detectable changes in parasite genetic structure and infection complexity consistent with a decrease in malaria transmission.
