Sentence examples for disease exchange from inspiring English sources

Wildlife can be excluded by fencing and susceptible to disease exchange, disturbance and hunting at water points (Bekenov et al. 1998; McGahey 2011).

The boundary metabolite is predicted to be a biomarker of the dysfunctional reaction if the obtained disease exchange interval is significantly different from the healthy exchange interval.

Disease exchange from aquaculture to wild fish may occur through the introduction of novel microparasites by translocations of eggs or juvenile fish, or as a result of artificially high carrier states of endemic microparasites due to high density rearing environments (Krkošek et al. 2006).

Terrestrial examples of domestic/wild impacts of disease exchange are abundant and have involved bacterial, fungal, viral, and protozoan infectious agents that have reduced wild populations of affected species by 80 90%, occasionally causing local extinction (reviewed in Lafferty and Gerber 2002).

According to tradition, Fevronia saved Pytor from disease in exchange for the promise of marriage, and they stayed together until they died on the same day.

When spontaneous ventilation exists, and in the absence of major lung disease, gas exchange remains improved after NIPPV is stopped.

Critics viewed her images of people disfigured by Kaposi's sarcoma or wasting away in hospitals as opportunistically negative at a time when groups like ACT UP (AIDS Coalition to Release Power) were trying to alter public perception of the disease by exchanging an image of abjection for one of agency.

(3) A forum in which participants are able to interact with other claimants on issues such as coping with disease or exchanging experiences concerning disability assessments.

Taken together, starting with 76,712 variants in 19,135 genes prioritization of variants filtered out the known SCN5A (c.3963+1G>A, p.?) single nucleotide substitution and the putative novel disease-modifying exchange in KCNK17 (c.262G>A, p.Gly88Arg).

An already existing questionnaire (Knee injury and Osteoarthritis Outcome Score, KOOS) was adapted for use in patients with inflammatory joint diseases by exchanging the word knee with leg in all the questions, no items were added or removed.

But by literalizing this fact — by making print books the antidote for an actual disease — "The Word Exchange" comes dangerously close to arguing for literature as medicine.