Sentence examples for carriage source from inspiring English sources
Similarly, the poor correlation observed between an isolate from an invasive or carriage source and its position in the tree also agrees with the study by Donati et al.[ 23].
Article 19(b) (ii) of the Uniform Customs and Practice for Documentary Credits, defines such short form bills of lading as "bills of lading issued by shipping companies or their agents which indicate some or all of the conditions of carriage by reference to a source or document other than the bill of lading".
Correspondence analysis was implemented in SAS v9.1 (SAS Institute, Cary, NC) to narrow the list of genes associated with isolates obtained from a particular tissue source (carriage, middle ear, or blood isolates).
Horse-drawn carriages are a source of embarrassment to Rome – in 2008 a horse had to be put down near the Colosseum – after it was spooked by a passing lorry.
Although rumoured to have picked his new surname after seeing it as a destination on a railway carriage, the main sources agree this story is likely to be apocryphal.
Nasopharyngeal carriage is also the source of pneumococcal spread to other individuals mainly in intimate and overcrowded conditions.
The first mathematical model of CDI by Starr and colleagues [ 17] ignored asymptomatic carriage, a major potential source of infection for this disease [ 11, 18].
As nasopharyngeal carriage is the primary source of transmission (13 ), worldwide dissemination is thought to be due to pilgrims who acquired W-135 carriage during the pilgrimage and introduced the strain on return to their countries of origin (14 ).
Since nasal carriage is a recognized source of S. aureus bacteremia with severe consequences (15), our findings suggest that pig farming could be a staphylococcal hazard for farmers, under the conditions in which it is practiced today.
It's sobering to think that those horseless carriages have been a source of grief for a century now.
The population of the area remained low, and the primary income source remained the carriage of goods to and from farms.
