Sentence examples for exclusively spread from inspiring English sources

The researchers suggest looking at other diseases thought to be exclusively spread through bites to see if there are other channels for passing on the infection.

The virus was believed to be exclusively spread by mosquitos until authorities in the US reported a patient had caught it through sexual contact.

Precision drives could exclusively spread through a subpopulation with a unique gene or sequence.

Releasing Drive B, a precision drive which would exclusively spread through Drive A but not the wild-type allele, would similarly replace Drive A with a unique sequence.

"Some mosques are used exclusively to spread ideology," Adhe told me.

She criticised the World Health Organisation for focusing exclusively on the spread of the virus.

African sleeping sickness, also known as African trypanosomiasis, is caused by a microscopic wormlike parasite spread exclusively by the tsetse fly.

Human malaria is a parasitic infection spread exclusively by Anopheline mosquitoes which continues to result in approximately 655 000 deaths annually despite considerable investment in vector control strategies (WHO 2011).

Instead, it is well documented that Neotyphodium endophytes are hybrids from their relatives Epichloë (Neotyphodium lolii is an exception; Moon et al. 2000; Selosse and Schardl 2007) that reproduce asexually and spread exclusively vertically from host mother plants to seeds, without symptoms of disease (Clay and Schardl 2002; Saikkonen et al. 2004; Selosse and Schardl 2007; Rudgers et al. 2009).

Given ancestral male heterogamety, a few mutants only occur in males (Table 3), so their spread depends exclusively on wM (the value of wF is irrelevant).

The former used frequency-hopping spread spectrum exclusively, and although some increase of data rate was provided for beyond the original 1 and 2 Mbps, it couldn't keep up with Wi-Fi, which incorporated new bandwidth efficient modulation methods to increase data rates 50-fold while maintaining compatibility with first generation direct sequence spread spectrum (DSSS) terminals.