Sentence examples for making transmission from inspiring English sources

Dr. Boucher said it would also be medically unwise, since the drugs drive down virus levels, making transmission less likely.

Needle-exchange projects have been pared back, making transmission more likely.Mental health does appear to suffer during downturns.

The federal appeals court affirmed the trial court's decision that the exclusion policy was justified because the potential for violence in prisons might result in blood-to-blood contact, making transmission of the virus possible.

In our proposed protocols, the sink is actually making transmission easy for those CHs which are left with less energy than other existing CHs.

Morse's solution to the problem consisted of a telegraph relay that could replicate and propagate the signal, thereby making transmission over longer distances practical.

The short answer is to include all "order-insensitive" packets in making transmission decisions and only break the packets into subblocks when the assumption of order insensitivity between subblocks breaks down.

Will a firewall like those found in software from Norton or McAfee prevent spyware from making transmissions from my hard drive?

Discuss what factors make transmission better or worse.

Blocking that receptor might block AIDS from the body and make transmission of the disease impossible.

Smoking may also make transmission more likely by damaging the lining of the mouth.

* The Senate and House Republicans said they reached an agreement on energy legislation intended to increase domestic production and make transmission networks more reliable.