Sentence examples for dependent on transmission from inspiring English sources

This finding suggests that infection risk may be also dependent on transmission routes other than the ones currently studied.

However, network performance is highly dependent on transmission scheduling.

The AP transmission ranges are dependent on transmission rates as shown in Table 3 [20].

This difference in phoretic behaviour is puzzling because the two species of lice have very similar life cycles and are equally dependent on transmission to new hosts.

Intervention outcomes in ages following the last drug dose schedule are highly dependent on transmission levels and on how treatment affects infection dynamics, mainly the time for which the drug effect lasts, the drug induced decreased risk of acquiring an infection, and the ability to acquire functional clinical immunity while treated.

Subspecies holarctica is believed to be heavily dependent on transmission by ticks, mites, tabanid flies and mosquitoes.

This bursting is not dependent on synaptic transmission because excitatory transmission blockers (AP-5/DNQX) had been included in the bath solution (Roper et al., 1992).

The time to elimination is also dependent on whether transmission of infection can be effectively reduced by any other means, such as hygiene (clean faces are associated with less clinically active trachoma) and fly control (Musca sorbens is thought to play a role in the transmission of ocular chlamydia), both of which are major parts of the WHO's overall trachoma strategy [ 31- 34].

Several researchers postulated that the existence of endemic stability for E. ruminantium and tick-borne infections in general may be dependent on infection, by tick transmission, to the very young host during a period of reduced susceptibility to clinical disease [ 2- 4].

The transmission time of each symbol is dependent on data transmission rate.

Although the risk of transmission is expected to increase from category 1 to 4, it is largely dependent on the transmission route of the pathogens [ 4, 30].