Sentence examples for establishment transmission from inspiring English sources
Ultimately, the next generation of process-driven models must also address the changing social and physical environment of at-risk communities, which interact with environmental variables to generate conditions suitable for pathogen establishment, transmission, and extinction.
Contacts between livestock varieties and wild animals can lead to the introduction of pathogens into intensive production units, where the high density of susceptible animals can facilitate the establishment, transmission, and amplification of pathogens (Gilbert et al. 2006; Slingenbergh et al. 2004).
This is also supported by the presence of established transmission in predominantly warm or hot climates; evidence of transmission and establishment in temperate regions is less prevalent or convincing.
Figure 7 b, c shows that with the variation in the dimensions of network from 100 m×100 m to 250 m×250 m and 500 m×500 m, with varying number of nodes from 100 to 250 and 500, respectively; the network becomes sparse and nodes consume more energy during network establishment and transmissions.
In six of these 18 countries (Burkina Faso, Central African Republic, Chad, Côte d'Ivoire, Mali and Sudan), population immunity levels were not high enough to prevent the re-establishment of transmission of the imported wild poliovirus.
Nevertheless the distinct phenotypes afforded during these intermediate life cycle stages are critical for the survival of the parasite, establishment of infection and transmission to the next host.
Fig. 6 Route establishment and data transmission phase.
As well known, control channel plays an important role for establishment of wireless transmission.
Algorithm 2 presents the detail of the route establishment and data transmission phase in MDORA.
MDORA consists of two phases, ad hoc discovery phase and route establishment and data transmission phase.
In an adverse MANET setup, both route establishment and data transmission are vulnerable to a variety of attacks.
