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Discover LudwigThe phrase "act as vectors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to biology, physics, or mathematics, where vectors represent quantities with both magnitude and direction, often in relation to forces or influences.
Example: "In this experiment, the particles will act as vectors, guiding the flow of energy through the system."
Alternatives: "serve as conduits" or "function as carriers."
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In addition, some homopteran species act as vectors of virus- and bacteria-caused diseases of their plant hosts.
Other serious pests are mosquitoes, which act as vectors in the spread of such human diseases as malaria, and tsetse flies, which transmit the parasite that causes African trypanosomiasis (sleeping sickness) in humans and nagana in livestock.
Environmental plastics can act as vectors transporting invasive species and chemical pollutants.
Culicoides spp. act as vectors for a number of viral diseases of animals including bluetongue in sheep.
Large herbivorous mammals act as vectors of dispersal for many forbs and grasses through ingestion and excretion of seeds (endozoochory).
Indeed, microparticles act as vectors of key information to maintain cell homeostasis or to favor cell repair and induce angiogenesis.
Here, MP are promising candidates, especially because they might act as vectors for a wide range of freshwater contaminants.
However, sap-sucking insects that act as vectors for viral diseases and bruchid beetles in storage are also considered important pests.
Microplastics may have very different types of effects on the environment: they may physically (mechanically) affect organisms, act as vectors for hydrophobic pollutants and as substrates for organisms, and affect sediment properties.
Since these compounds can transfer to organisms upon ingestion, MP act as vectors for other organic pollutants [[7]] and are, therefore, a source of wildlife exposure to these chemicals [[8],[9]].
can also act as vectors of virus diseases, such as TBRV and TomRSV, in addition to causing stunting of the roots.
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