Sentence examples for eating avian from inspiring English sources
They also had active attitude towards avoiding contact with live poultry (93.1 %), avoiding travel to previous human H7N9 infected areas (80.9 %) and to a lesser extent, avoiding eating avian species (56.0%%) (Table 3).> -wrap-foot> *Fisher's exact test Differences between the two groups were tested by Chi-square or Fisher's exact test.
The tarantula spider is common in Paraguay, and certain types (genus Theraphosa) eat small avian prey.
The goliath bird-eating spider (T. leblondi or T. blondi) has a body length up to 7.5 cm (almost 3 inches) and in rare instances has been known to capture and eat small avian prey.
During avian influenza we were eating [frozen] birds they were buying and the children's diet was affected like the whole family.
Thirdly 'In the Netherlands in 2006 people have died as a result of an infection with the avian influenza virus' (false) and finally 'By eating chicken or poultry someone can become infected with the avian influenza virus' (false).
However, for all questions asked, more than half of the respondents answered correctly except when asked about eating poultry that had been vaccinated against avian influenza.
By eating animals, humans have exposed themselves to SARS, avian influenza, and AIDS, among many other viruses.
Accompanying the list of avian features were behaviors such as "flying," "swimming," "eating," and "making nests".
Because the grebes are thought to have died from avian cholera, many scientists theorize that the eagles became sick from eating infected grebes.
They chanted slogans and waved banners bearing a few simple facts on how to prevent the spread of avian influenza: Don't touch dead birds, wash your hands before eating, keep different birds apart, report dead birds and cook food well.
For those who travel in areas where cases of avian flu have been reported (in birds or people), the World Health Organization recommends eating only poultry and eggs that are properly prepared and completely cooked.
