Sentence examples for common reservoirs from inspiring English sources
Collegiate athletes are common reservoirs for infectious disease agents.
We examine the pathophysiologic similarities of the diseases (all three cause necrotizing skin lesions) and common reservoirs of infection (stagnant or slow-flowing water).
Small and medium-sized mammals are common reservoirs (notably, woodchucks [ Marmota monax] and white-footed mice [ Peromyscus leucopus]), and several species of tick (4 Ixodes spp., 2 Dermacentor spp).
Throughout the world, the most common reservoirs of C. burnetii are cattle, sheep, and goats (6 ); the bacterium is found in urine, feces, milk, and birth products of infected animals (7 ).
As we know, Salmonella Typhimurium can be found in a wide range of animal species and is most commonly observed in pigs, while the most common reservoirs of Salmonella Enteritidis are eggs and chickens [ 29].
The bacterium has been detected in a large number of animal species and with cattle, sheep and goats as being the most common reservoirs [ 1]. C. burnetii antibodies have been detected within cattle, sheep and goat herds in many countries of the world.
Indeed, although the woman displayed no outward signs of gonorrhea, her lab test came back positive; she carried the gonococcus microbe in her throat, a common reservoir.
These cases are among the most common reservoir models occurred worldwide especially in the Iranian oil reservoirs.
We tested five common reservoir particles of calcium carbonate, calcium sulfate, barium sulfate, strontium sulfate and iron oxide with different surfactant and particle concentrations.
The chapter essentially discusses the common reservoir types from a geological viewpoint, the fluids contained within the reservoir, the principal methods of data gathering, and the ways in which the data is interpreted.
Structural traps formed during syn-sedimentary deformation of the Agbada Formation (Evamy et al. 1978), and stratigraphic traps formed preferentially along the delta flanks, define the most common reservoir locations within the Niger Delta complex (Rowlands 1978).
