The phrase "a source of transmitting" is not correct in standard written English.
It is awkward and unclear, as "transmitting" typically requires a direct object to specify what is being transmitted.
Example: "The radio serves as a source of transmitting signals to the audience."
Alternatives: "a means of transmission" or "a channel for transmitting".
Since other rodents were never found to be CPXV positive, both wild-living rodents and those bred as food for carnivores have to be considered as the most likely source of transmitting a CPXV infection to exotic animals.
These groups could be a source of aggregating and transmitting different infections including TB.
Therefore, if the remaining 50% of the respondents exposed for HIV risky conditions, they might took PEP after very long period of time so that they will be important sources of transmitting HIV [ 14].
Influenza A virus infections occurring in exhibition swine populations at agricultural fairs during 2012 served as a source of H3N2 variant influenza A viruses transmitted to humans resulting in more than 300 documented cases.
Furthermore, many of the sources of transmitted information are still analog in nature, e.g., voice and music.
When looking into the causes of this adverse temperature increase, the telescope itself ought to be considered as a potent source of heat transmitted with seemingly "cold" light.
Under the prescribed model, the optimal relay decision problem of a source node to transmit energy efficient TCP traffic is straightforward: it periodically updates its best choices of relay nodes for cooperative communication and sets the appropriate control parameters for link layer frame transmission.
More than anyone else, it was Sarnoff who had recognized the potential of "wireless" as a form of broadcasting a way of transmitting from a single source to a geographically dispersed audience.
Likewise, chicken meat has been acknowledged as a significant source of S. Infantis transmitting the infection to humans [ 47].
