Sentence examples for infestation as from inspiring English sources

Had it moved forward with the rules, health and consumer groups argue, the Listeria infestation, as well as the subsequent illnesses and deaths, might have been avoided.

This ELISA was evaluated using sera from sheep infested with P. ovis (n = 58) and sheep (n = 433) with no P. ovis infestation as well as sheep infected with other parasites including gastrointestinal nematodes (GIN), or chewing lice.

Furthermore, potential research topics that can be pursued by local scientists refer, among others, to the long-term performance of a surficial applied wood stave penstock (e.g., regarding aging of the timber, fungal, or insect infestation) as well as of the PAT-driven water supply system (e.g., regarding alteration of the machine's characteristics).

Medically prescribed creams may resolve the infestation, as well aggressive washing of items that have been in contact with the mites (ie. socks, towels, sheets, etc).

It is a significant public health issue due to the high anxiety for children and parents associated with infestation, as well as missed school days.

In addition, when stem tissue is more lignified at time of infestation (as would be the case for earlier flowering genotypes), the preference of MCB larvae for the stem tissue compared to ear tissue could be less evident.

They're happy to lead me to the worst infestations, as long as I indemnify them in case I fall".

The city recommends using professional exterminators to fight infestations, as well as sealing cracks and eliminating clutter.

The debate came after research by Shelter revealed that almost half a million private rented homes in England suffer from mice and cockroach infestations, as well as damp, mould and other "appalling" conditions.

Agricultural production is apparently affected by climate-related shock in the area, which is usually manifested by the occurrence of pest and insect infestations as well as land degradation problems.

Researchers report online today in Nature that they've completed the first high-quality genome sequencing of the potato, revealing key regions that could help growers breed varieties with better resistance to disease and insect infestations, as well as potentially increase crop yields and potatoes' nutritional value.