Sentence examples for human vectors from inspiring English sources
Natural and prehistoric invasions most likely involve short-distance dispersal, whereas human vectors commonly involve saltatory transport of organisms and long-distance dispersal events [1].
The human vectors of PSP are not the primary producers of PSTs, but have been shown to bio-accumulate them via filter feeding on toxic marine dinoflagellates mainly belonging to the genera Alexandrium, Gymnodinium and Pyrodinium [11], [12], [13].
To blind potential human vectors to the study, BA marked a unique number on the back cover of each magazine.
Several areas of concern, such as the geographic spread of human vectors and pathogens, can represent new and emerging risks to U.S. populations.
The introduction of alien species is either intentional, usually for economic benefit of some form, or unintentional, owing to the fact that species move around in all kinds of ways and include human vectors and human-mediated pathways in their dispersal portfolio (Hulme et al. 2008).
It is exclusively a human vector, it lives in and around the home, if you go into the center of town that's where it is".
Although mechanical dispersal of pathogens is technically difficult, there is a very easy way to infect a large population by using a human vector infected with a virus.
This application of agent-based modelling to a human vector-borne disease can be adapted to different diseases and regions.
These studies established the efficacy of the human vector in the canine model, and allowed for estimation of the minimum effective dose, providing key information for the design of first-in-human trials.
OCs widely reported in aquatic systems include pesticides, pharmaceuticals, plasticizers, solvents, endocrine disrupting compounds, and antimicrobial resistance genes, originating from applications in crop protection, veterinary and animal husbandry, human sanitation and hygiene, human vector and disease control.
An early human vector occurred when prehistoric humans introduced the Pacific rat (Rattus exulans) to Polynesia.
