Sentence examples for be transmitted to another from inspiring English sources

It then requires 8 to 11 days to incubate the virus before the disease can be transmitted to another individual.

The virus has to reproduce in the mosquito for a certain period before it can be transmitted to another person in a subsequent bite.

The disease may then be transmitted to another person when their skin is pierced by the bloodsucking fly, which injects its saliva into the wound.

"Therefore, if someone comes back from their holiday with malaria and they get bitten, it could be transmitted to another person – and that is how you get outbreaks.

Once a female does feed on infected blood, the parasites she ingests require a further 10 to 14 days to mature and migrate to her salivary glands, whence they can be transmitted to another host when she next feeds.

Therefore, when a packet is "waiting" for transmission at a node, another packet must be transmitted to another node.

"Even if in 90% of the cases it's not possible, and in 10% of the cases it is possible someone can be targeted, then it is an illegal situation, if data is transmitted to another secret service".

It means that the maximum stress from the top and bottom of the hole is transmitted to another point around the hole.

Table 5 Recognition results 41,000 ms 41,250 41,500 ms 41,750 ms 42,000 ms 43,250 43,500 ms 43,750 ms. The poses perceived (4 fps) through the pose decision tree were transmitted to another iPad that was connected to the message sender.

However, if these organisms are transmitted to another patient, through a contaminated US transducer or by other means, they may cause an infection, and are therefore classified as "potential pathogens".

For example, a person may record their face while talking, and may do so as part of a video conference in which the person's image is transmitted to another participant in the conference to be displayed on a device of the other participant during the video conference.