Sentence examples for day of tick from inspiring English sources

Engorged nymphs were collected and examined by both microscopic dissection and molecular analysis at five time points (i.e., the same day of tick detachment and 10, 20, 30 and 50 days post-detachment) to detect the presence and developmental stage of filariae in the ticks.

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Virtually no transmission occurs during the first day of nymphal feeding, inefficient transmission takes place during the second day of tick feeding, and transmission is extremely efficient during the third day of nymphal feeding (28, 29 ).

In Europe and Asia, where other tick species (I. ricinus and I. persulcatus) transmit several genospecies of spirochetes, the situation may be more complex, with some risk of transmission during the first day of tick attachment (30, 31 ).

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Dog body temperatures were recorded for three weeks following the end of tick infestation (day 11 through day 32).

But as the first day of the school year ticked by, there were not many calls.

In addition to the standard options (one and two day, et al), most two-day delivery items will also come with the option to tick the day of the week you want them to show up at your front door.

Patients were asked to keep a log book of these independent practice sessions, recording the time of day and ticking the activities included on the audio instructions.

Graham et al. (2003) observed that statistically the median ex-day premium declined from 0.8929 to 0.7500, and hence the median ex-day returns [(1 − premium) × (dividend/cum-day price)] increased from 0.0002 to 0.0027 during the period of tick size decimalization (i.e., tick size fell from 1/8 to 1/16 and more decimals, where denominator values of fractions increases).

The best-fit model included day (of the year) of capture, year, tick presence, and age, with a random effect of woodland (Table 3).