Sentence examples for known infestation from inspiring English sources

The variable Siblings with lice (with/without) represented siblings taking part in our investigation, and they therefore had a known infestation status.

It is the largest known insect infestation in the history of North America, officials said.

The permanence of factors known to favor infestation (e.g., presence of guinea pigs and building materials) might explain the higher recolonization rate.

We attempted to do this using M igrate- n to choose among migration models on the basis of their ln marginal likelihood, incorporating the known time since infestation into the model.

In this study, it was possible to define four very closely related core genotypes that have generated four genetic clusters: MG46/96: cluster 1; MG42: cluster 3; MG38: cluster 4; and MG24: cluster 2. These clusters map to the known age since infestation and they likely represent clades of the branching process that created the current pattern of genetic variation.

You can apply outdoor pesticides as barrier treatments so that the pests will die as they try to enter your house, or you can apply the pesticide as a broadcast treatment to kill the collembola living in a known source of infestation.

To examine the applicability of the wind-immigration hypothesis, we used linear regression analyses to test for an effect of geographical distance from known E. flavipes infestations along the southern coast of PNG.

However, these levels of mite infestation are known to be less injurious to plants and are considered within the economic threshold level (Warabieda 2015).

Nutrient deficiency is known to aggravate Striga infestation and in a number of plant species it was recently shown that this may be due to increased secretion of Striga germination stimulants into the soil.

In this study the skin of other parts of the body of the moose was not examined for mites and therefore it is not known if the Chorioptes infestation was restricted to the ear canals.

Selected animals were between two and six years of age, more than two months away from the last and next calving date to avoid variation associated with peri-parturient relaxation in immunity, and grazing as infestation is known to be pasture-borne [ 37, 38].