Sentence examples for addressing transmission from inspiring English sources

Building on discipline-specific studies, a One Health approach incorporating tools and perspectives from diverse fields and stakeholders has contributed to an advanced understanding of T. gondii and is addressing transmission at the rapidly changing human animal environment interface.

Considering the joint channel estimation and data detection in time-varying orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) and addressing transmission performance degradation induced by the severe inter-carrier interference (ICI) at very high speed, a new progressive iterative channel estimation scheme is proposed.

A seven-item scale addressing transmission knowledge was also administered to respondents [ 40].

That said, stigma can also be mitigated by raising awareness, discussing and challenging shame and blame, and addressing transmission fears and misconceptions [ 35].

3 Tuberculosis control therefore needs targeted interventions to address transmission in these groups.

Future studies should address transmission and ecology of these new viruses in their natural hosts to evaluate any potential risk of trans-species transmission to humans.

Although the recent emphasis on AIDS education in Bengaluru appears to have improved knowledge levels, more needs to be done to simultaneously address transmission misconceptions.

These data suggest that behavioral prevention messages need to address transmission via both saliva and urine, but also need to be informed by the potentially higher risks posed by saliva and by exposures to younger children.

First, they support that a further reduction and eventual elimination of TDR in industrialized countries cannot rely only on the prevention of treatment failure alone but also needs to address transmission among untreated individuals.

The efficacy and public health impact of addressing nonfoodborne transmission of Salmonella spp. have been demonstrated by studies of direct contact transmission from pet turtles to humans, particularly children.

This approach guarantees the optimization of the optical fiber routing inside the backplane with respect to specific criteria (i.e. bending power losses), addressing both transmission performance and overall costs issues.