Sentence examples for infection transfer from inspiring English sources

The ease of sexually transmitted infection transfer is difficult to research due to the repertoire of sex.

This sex may be just as risky in relation to infection transfer and all sex in whatever context should be safe.

The exclusion of Creran is particularly important for analyzing the efficiency of infection transfer during different types of visits.

We also assessed continuous adenovirus infection before irradiation; however, this procedure required collection of cells by trypsinisation after infection, transfer of the medium plus cells and adenovirus vectors to a glass tube, irradiation and replating of irradiated cells on the culture dishes without exchanging the medium (containing the adenovirus vector).

Interferons were named for their ability to 'interfere' with viral replication, conferring resistance to infection transferred from virally infected chick cells into uninfected cells [ 2].

The results indicate a low success rate for TuMV initial infection transferred from C. quinoa plants to N. benthamiana; agro-infiltration eliminated this problem by directly generating the TuMV on N. benthamiana, which sped the initial infection.

Whichever is the case the amount of infection transferred was extremely small, indicating that the efficiency of transmission of scrapie was far higher than previously thought.

The impact of multiple LOS determinants is compound: a community patient aged 85-89 years, with subtrochanteric fracture, complications of leg ulcer and wound infection, transferred to rehabilitation and eventually discharged to RAC would have a calculated total LOS of 92 days.

This process is often useful before breeding a mare as it prevents infection transferring to the stallion or to the upcoming foal, or if she has diarrhea.

Another possible explanation is that masturbation functions to remove potential infections transferred from a female that has previously mated – a form of genital grooming.

Three potential routes exist for a species to acquire a reproductive parasite infection: direct transfer of infective material, introgressive hybridisation or co-speciation of host and bacterium.