Sentence examples for effective to transmit from inspiring English sources
On the other hand asymptomatic dogs of an endemic area in Spain have been shown to be effective to transmit Leishmania infantum to Phlebotomus perniciosus [ 12].
M. leprae may be spread through direct or indirect routes, but long-term direct contact with an infectious source is believed to be the most effective means to transmit the infection (1 ).
After performing the midface elevation, a laterally based transposition orbicularis muscle flap, described by Hamra [ 15, 16], is used (Figs. 10 and 11); it is a safe and effective method to transmit a controlled amount of traction to the lower lid in lower blepharoplasty without the need for canthoplasty or canthopexy.
That is because optical networks are generally the most cost-effective way to transmit gargantuan amounts of two-way information from one point to another, especially in the industrialized world.
An HVDC line is perceived as a cost-effective technical solution to transmit large-scale wind power to a load center over a very long distance.
An important aspect of concurrent engineering in construction is the need for an effective communications infrastructure able to transmit project information between members of the project team and across all stages in the constructed facility's lifecycle.
The interconnectedness of the monetary world will eventually demand a cost-effective and safe way to transmit some measure of a "store of value" — as long as capitalism continues to prevail, a digital medium for the exchange of goods and services will be a necessary component of global financial infrastructure.
With no defined property rights to transmit an effective demand signal to suppliers, the system is prey to failure and mal-adaptation.
A recent study showed that people on effective HIV treatment are actually 96% less likely to transmit HIV to their partners.
TB is airborne, and any person sick with it is able to transmit the infection until they access effective treatment.
Effective IFC requires that patients receive and understand complex information to transmit to multiple family members.
