Sentence examples for external introduction from inspiring English sources

This represents the external introduction of virus, either from contact with other infectious birds nearby or fomites.

It is worth acknowledging that other hypotheses, not necessarily mutually exclusive, are also possible for this two-waves pattern, such as different socio-economic activities in the two parts of the island that may affect human movements, or several external introductions at different places that may have accelerate pathogen spreading in the South of the island.

Viruses in Cambodia very likely represent multiple external introductions rather than becoming established within Cambodia on a continuous basis.

Molecular epidemiology documented multiple external introductions in a seemingly contiguous outbreak and helped support or refute transmission pathways suspected through epidemiologic investigation.

We limit the analysis to this period because of factors external to the introduction of TTW.

Introduction: External ventricular drains (EVDs) are used for the management of elevations in intracranial pressure secondary to acute hydrocephalus primarily caused by subarachnoid (SAH), intracerebral (ICH) or intraventricular hemorrhage (IVH) or traumatic brain injury (1).

When looking to the public stakeholders' perspectives, under an analysis of the external costs, the introduction of electric cargo bikes for urban logistics activities has positive effects for all the vehicle categories and all the scenarios reaching up to 25% of reductions in external costs.

Local consensus was regarded as being present when explicit information was given that the guidelines had been developed at the hospital or when major adaptations had been made to external guidelines before introduction at this hospital.

Additionally, we have welcomed the increased focus in recent years on a duty of care for students and the introduction of external speaker guidelines by many institutions.

Mrs Beckett's campaign may be damaged by reports that she voted against banning claims for furniture and the introduction of external audits of expenses.

Tribune executives and analysts blamed a confluence of internal and external factors, including the introduction of people meters by Nielsen in local markets, an audience measurement tool that several large broadcasters have said undercounts viewing among younger and urban households.