Sentence examples for bse it from inspiring English sources
Thus, while the K211 allele may have been a genetic cause for one case of atypical BSE, it has not accounted for the majority of atypical cases.
Since it cannot be excluded that BFC-1 also contains traces of the initial bacterial growth medium and since traditional growth media for bacteria contain animal extracts (implying a risk of transmission of infectious agents such as BSE), it was decided to use a bacterial growth medium certified to be free of animal proteins.
However, the evidence presented here and by others justifies concern about a potential human health hazard from undetected atypical forms of BSE, and despite the waning epizoonosis of classical BSE, it would be premature to abandon the precautionary measures that have been so successful in reversing the impact of cBSE.
Thus, if additional research shows that the K211 allele causes atypical BSE, it would not be the only cause.
With the outbreak of zoonotic infectious diseases, such as Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy (BSE), it becomes questionable whether to use mammalian derived-COL-1 for scientific research or food supplements purposes.
If this is a consistent feature of atypical BSE whereas over-reactivity is present in a milder form than classical BSE, it would explain why case reports of naturally occurring atypical BSE describe this disease in downer cows [ 14, 17, 31].
It should be pointed out, however, that spending health resources on BSE, if it is ineffective, detracts from focussing on trying to find other ways of prevention.
Like the entire BSE saga, it manages to bore, scandalise, disgust and terrify, all at the same time.
It was been pointed out that, although beam deceleration in SBEM improves the contrast and resolution of the BSE image, it also leads to severe image artifacts whose cause is unclear [9].
"There would be political resistance, post-BSE, when it was frowned upon to feed carcasses to herbivores.
It is dark in the BSE image suggesting it is organic or carbon-based.
