Sentence examples for daily biting from inspiring English sources

If females infected with V. culicis have a lower daily biting rate than uninfected females, this can be expected, (i) to increase the time for them to complete a gonotrophic cycle and thus increase the probability of them dying before completing the cycle; and (ii) to reduce the number of gonotrophic cycles completed in the time, it takes a human pathogen to complete its EIP.

Anopheles daily biting rate, mortality rate and growth rate were evaluated.

Vectorial capacity can be expressed by the equation: Here, m represents the relative abundance of vectors to humans (mosquito density), a is the daily biting rate of female mosquitoes, V is the innate susceptibility of the mosquito to the infection, p represents the daily probability of mosquito survival, and n is the extrinsic incubation period of the pathogen, measured in days.

The new soaps do have the advantage of offering daily bite-size episodes, each about 25 minutes long.

It stands to reason that people struggling to get their daily bites of food have nothing left for the more ethereal bytes of information.

Circa delivers daily bite-sized news updates and notifications based on what a reader deems interesting, in an effort to make it easier for readers to stay updated on the stories that matter most to them without being inundated with miscellaneous news.

A compendium of 108 daily, bite-sized mantra meditations linked to help readers work through specific challenges makes The Pocket Guru a handy book to keep in your meditation room or yoga bag for a morning practice, or to toss into your backpack for an easy anxiety release on the train home after a stressful day.

The Daily Bite makes us hungry every single time they post.

In addition, the woman reported daily exposure to biting flies, occasional exposure to ticks and mosquitoes, and infrequent exposure to fleas or lice.

However, a poorly competent vector may drive intense transmission of arboviruses if other conditions are suitable, such as vector density, daily mosquito survival, biting rate… [ 49].

Moreover, there are records of a change in vector behavior from indoor resting to outdoor resting in response to indoor spraying, as well as a change in daily pattern of biting and host choice in response to ITN interventions (Molineaux and Gramiccia 1980; Pates and Curtis 2005; Phillips 2001; Takken 2002).