Sentence examples for forms of transmission from inspiring English sources
The actual degree to which the sponge prokaryote community is shaped by both forms of transmission, however, remains largely unknown.
Orality and CMC are also to some extent comparable in terms of their greater accessibility compared to such forms of transmission as literary publishing or television broadcasting, to which contributing access is severely restricted.
In applying the 1996 act, the FCC has sought to make extra distinctions between different forms of transmission (copper telephone wire, cable TV, satellite, wireless) and of content (telephone calls, television, data).
The Berne Convention 1971 Paris Act covered the right of communication to the public incompletely and imperfectly through a tangle of occasionally redundant or self-contradictory provisions on "public performance," "communication to the public," "public communication," "broadcasting," and other forms of transmission.
There are many forms of transmission.
This makes it impossible to trace forms of transmission of a fairy tale.
Although pneumonic plague is the least common form of transmission, it is the most contagious and holds the highest mortality rate.
Despite billions of dollars spent to slow this form of transmission, only a few countries have had significant success — among them Thailand, Uganda and Zimbabwe — and their achievements have been unreplicable, poorly understood and short-lived.
The rate of HIV infection among prostitutes, people with venereal diseases and pregnant women suggests that heterosexual contact has become the most common form of transmission.
