Sentence examples for communicable agents from inspiring English sources
Multi-agent based protection [103] Coordinated decentralized protection Distributed protection control Requites the communicable agents like relay, breaker etc.
With increasing migration, travel, and human displacement, communicable agents threaten the health of all populations.
One is directed at detecting any communicable agent that might have been released.
In the case of an evolving epidemic of a more communicable agent, it may be necessary to choose between protecting the population and collecting evidence that will be admissible in criminal investigations.
These meats, known as tassau in the colonies, which the Negroes avoided eating when they could get [uncontaminated] salted beef and codfish, spread to the slaves the communicable agent [ germe"] of the disease with which they [the meats] were infected ["infectées"].
SS was created for the early detection of potential bioterrorism agents and communicable diseases, and has been adapted to monitor non-communicable and chronic disease trends (Paterson and Durrheim 2013).
In addition to slowing the spread of non-communicable diseases, sport has proved to be an effective agent in combating communicable diseases.
Correctly described as "Evidence for agents in non-communicable diseases", it lists, in no particular order, and with no apparently critical eye, references 470 to 712 as relevant to the Table subject stated above.
For threats of biological origin consisting of bio toxins or other harmful biological agents not related to communicable diseases and threats of chemical, environmental or unknown origin, member states shall inform each other based on the information from their own surveillance systems.
The most prominent species of the genus Corynebacterium is the human pathogen Corynebacterium diphtheriae, which is the etiological agent of the acute, communicable disease diphtheria [ 2].
Infectious agents involved in non-communicable diseases considered in this paper are: Helicobacter pylori bacterium (H. pylori), Hepatitis virus and human papilloma viruses (HPV).
