Sentence examples for introduce diseases from inspiring English sources

Fish managers say that with no natural predator, the giant snakehead could change the local fish population and introduce diseases.

Harp seals generally do not thrive in captivity, and scientists are concerned that seals brought into captivity and then released will introduce diseases into the gulf that may harm other species, particularly beluga whales.

Vectors on board ships may contaminate stored foods, transmit illness on board, or, introduce diseases in new areas.

The departmental advice is clear that this mine would introduce disease to devils in their last disease-free area in Tasmania.

But more importantly, some can attack people directly and inflict painful bites as well as introduce disease-causing organisms.

Mr Scott's long-term plan was to introduce "disease management", a drastic standardisation of treatment that is similar to the step-by-step way in which McDonald's prepares Big Macs.

It sounds crazy, but sea coral has actually been used in bone grafting for years as an alternative to using bone from cadavers or synthetic materials, which can introduce disease or infection.

Furthermore, ex vivo scaffolds, such as collagens and Matrigel, 15 show batch-to-batch variation and can potentially introduce disease.

This ensures your new fish will not introduce disease from its previous tank into yours.

Another possibility is that there may also be introduced diseases.

The Europeans who followed Columbus to America may have introduced diseases, namely smallpox and measles, but not the most common of lice, as had been suspected.