Sentence examples for has been transmitted through from inspiring English sources

Since the fatal strain of E. coli was identified in 1982, it largely has been transmitted through food.

"Epigenetics" comes into the picture when an exposure has been transmitted through more than three generations, and we need to figure out the mechanism behind it.

That's the best competing argument of how the blues aesthetic has been transmitted: through the evolution of a specific culture — segregated from the American mainstream not by choice but by law and custom — that time and again, from spirituals to hip-hop, goes off like a bomb when it's been more widely exposed.

A11 NATIONAL A18-25 Blood Transfusions Linked To Spread of West Nile The West Nile virus has been transmitted through blood transfusions in this country, federal officals said, and the government is accelerating efforts to develop blood tests for the virus.

The idea that animals were created with an anthropocentric finality has been transmitted through theology over the centuries.

Biophilia therefore indicates both an evolutionist adaptive character (i.e. the ability of the strongest to adapt to the conditions of the surrounding environment that has been transmitted through a stereotyped system of symbols common to the entire human race) and an emotion.

Most cases of Zika, which can cause debilitating birth defects including microcephaly, have been transmitted through this aggressive insect.

According to ad-Darazī, the divine spirit that had been invested in Adam had been transmitted through successive imams to al-Ḥākim.

The agency said it was investigating fourteen reports in which the virus appears to have been transmitted through sex, in addition to being spread by mosquitoes.

One could go so far as to say that it is through the various arts that most Hindu traditions have been transmitted through the millennia.

Thus, the effects of the intervention appear to have been transmitted through social channels.Coincidentally, Emmanuel Saez was last year's winner of the award.