Sentence examples for human transfer from inspiring English sources

Dr. Evans:      Well again even in advance of the finding of the human transfer to pigs, we have started to see some of that reaction in certain countries.

In 2013, UNSCEAR provided preliminary dose estimates for the general population based on environmental measurements and human transfer models [ 15].

The wild type pattern of pollination was replaced by artificial pollination that requires a limited number of male trees, supplemented by human transfer of pollen.

HEV has been documented in pig products in the human food chain across Europe, and shellfish, such as bivalve mollusks, have been shown to act as reservoirs [ 2] Other transmission routes, including human to human transfer [ 20], vertical transmissions and infection through blood transfusion have also been described [ 3].

Dr. Cynda Crawford, an immunologist at the University of Florida's College of Veterinary Medicine who is studying the virus, said that it spread most easily where dogs were housed together but that it could also be passed on the street, in dog runs or even by a human transferring it from one dog to another.

The case in the south west is thought to have been a human-to-human transfer within the UK.

It also looks at the relationship between parasite density in people and the rate at which humans transfer those parasites back to the mosquitoes that carry them.

As humans transfer driving tasks to computers, it raises questions for the insurance industry.

"That rang alarm bells for obvious reasons," he said, "because human-to-human transfer is one of the steps that a virus has to take if it's going to turn into some sort of human pandemic".

In line with a possible risk of animal-to-human transfer, susceptibility of those isolates to antimicrobials used in human medicine was also investigated.

Rhodesiense HAT, however, is a zoonosis, a "disease or infection naturally transmitted between vertebrate animals and humans," whereby the transmission cycle thus involves mainly transmission between nonhuman reservoirs by tsetse flies, with occasional animal-tsetse-human transfer.