Sentence examples for affected transmission from inspiring English sources

Potential confounders include demographic and income differences between the counties which may have affected transmission (i.e., overcrowding, poverty).

77 80 Two studies which assessed the role of AH during the 2009 pandemic did not find strong evidence that it affected transmission.

As the MenAfriVac conjugate vaccine affected transmission of the clone [ 22] the likelihood that the virulent clone would acquire capsule genes from another meningococcal isolate was probably decreased.

This study also did not match mother-infant pairs to determine if the delays, losses and interruptions documented here affected transmission; it may be that treatment is robust despite these challenges.

Studies using modelling techniques to assess how school closure affected transmission based on real epidemic curves were eligible; however, predictive modelling studies exploring how school closure might affect a hypothetical outbreak were excluded.

Handling the plants may have affected transmission of the fungus, but the effect was the same for controls and previously infected plants and hence should not bias the obtained results.

That ISVs can affect transmission of medically important arboviruses is now considered likely4,6,54,55.

Heat and variations in rainfall affect transmission of the disease by mosquitoes.

Nor do they affect transmission and distribution pipelines, which are most likely a big source of emissions.

Results show that wearing an unsecured tie results in greater transmission, but that sleeve length does not affect transmission rate.

Dr. Boor's research focuses on identifying biological factors that affect transmission of bacteria in food systems, from farm to table.