Sentence examples for common infestations from inspiring English sources

The mange mites have been reported to be common infestations on alpacas also in countries outside of South America.

The most common termite infestations are perpetuated by subterranean termites, however drywood termites and damp wood termites can also cause infestations.

Pediculosis is one of the common ectoparasitic infestations that are still considered as one of the health problems in the world [ 6, 7].

In most cases, parasitic infections are of foreign origin, except for some relatively common indigenous infestations such as enterobiasis (caused by the human pinworm, Enterobius vermicularis) and pediculosis (caused by the human head louse, Pediculus humanus).

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Ascaris lumbricoides is the most common helminthic infestation affecting the human.

The most common infections and infestations were upper respiratory tract infection (three patients in the maraviroc 300 mg BID group), respiratory tract infection (two patients in the maraviroc 300 mg BID group), and influenza (two patients in the placebo group).

Severe damage to wood is common after termite infestation, but in this case larvae of Priobium cylindricum (a death-watch beetle, in earlier literature called Trypopitys), collected from infested wooden parts were thought to have caused the damage [24].

We expected that if insufficiently treated or untreated infestations are common, these are likely to represent a core of infested children that should be detectable at several points in time.

Dr. Potter said that while bedbug infestations were common in the United States before World War II, the widespread use of DDT virtually eliminated them here.

It offered a catalogue of bad practice and unhealthy conditions: infestations were common and people's homes were often so cold or damp they caused or worsened health problems.