Sentence examples for environmental transmissions from inspiring English sources
Microbial infections in humans could occur in a number of ways, including food-borne, human-to-human, or environmental transmissions.
Understanding the microepidemiology of giardiasis requires characterizing the sources of contamination and understanding the role of anthroponotic, zoonotic, and environmental transmissions.
The assessment of combined epidemiologic data and the transmission network inferred from sampling dates and the genomic data in this study strongly supports the view that even-wider sampling frames are needed to fully understand the dynamics of these outbreaks, given that both direct and indirect human and environmental transmissions are likely to be occurring.
In situ observations of carbon nanotube formation using environmental transmission electron microscopy.
In situ environmental transmission electron microscopy study was carried out to reveal the catalyst dynamics upon reduction.
Using in situ environmental transmission electron microscopy, restructuring of the acorn-like Pt-Fe2O3 nanoparticles at reaction conditions is investigated.
The oxidation of nickel particles was studied in situ in an environmental transmission electron microscope in 3.2 mbar of O2 between ambient temperature and 600 °C.
In situ studies on reduction processes in praseodymium-doped ceria and nickel-loaded doped ceria nanoparticles have been investigated using environmental transmission electron microscopy.
Here, we present a measurement platform for collecting multiple types of spectroscopy data during high-resolution environmental transmission electron microscopy observations of dynamic processes.
Here, we experimentally reconstruct the spatial distribution of hydride phases within individual palladium nanocrystals during hydrogen absorption, using a combination of electron spectroscopy, dark-field imaging, and electron diffraction in an environmental transmission electron microscope.
Disappointingly for supporters of England's current pilot badger culls, an across-the-board 50% reduction of all sources of environmental transmission, simulating successful culling or vaccination of badgers, was shown by the model to have little impact on any measures of cattle disease, and failed to prevent ongoing growth of the epidemic.
