Sentence examples for found to be infested from inspiring English sources

A small logging operation in the northwestern extreme of Trinidad, 1,400 m from the nearest compound in Trinidad and overlooked during the 1992 spraying campaign, was found to be infested 2 years after spraying (1994) and remained infested until November 1996, when it was sprayed.

Among the 87 households found to be infested after treatment, most (49, 56%), had no history of infestation before treatment.

So far, Mr. Stern said, the city has destroyed 2,800 trees found to be infested by the beetles.

Worse, the beetle was found to be infested with a second serious pest: the pinewood nematode worm.

In fact, in the past, shipments of Norwegian whale meat have been found to be infested with bacteria and also to contain potentially dangerous levels of mercury.

When she died, the organ was shipped to England, where it was found to be infested with woodworms and in need of repair.

One ship was found to be highly infested; another 4 ships were moderately infested, while 6 ships had low infestation.

However, at postmortem G3-V-2 was found to be heavily infested with tapeworm, which might have affected C. jejuni colonization.

> -wrap-foot> + = (mild growth: less than 100 CFU), ++ = (moderate growth: less than 300 CFU), +++ = (heavy growth: too many to count), -- = (No Growth), N/A, Not applicable; aEwe (G3-V-2) no C. jejuni was isolated from any tissues; however, at postmortem this ewe was found to be heavily infested with tapeworm.

Even last October, a few months after Farage had confirmed he would stand, a portrait of Thanet in the London Review of Books found Ramsgate to be "infested with journalists", which is the absolute worst type of infestation (infestations of MPs being largely confined to a couple of central London buildings for most of the year).

Cereals from organic farming systems in Norway were found to be less heavily infested by Fusarium species than cereals from conventional farming systems.