Sentence examples for method of disease from inspiring English sources

[Shooting] is an accepted method of disease control already used [for] other species, such as deer and wild boar".

Some experts argued that sex was such an inefficient method of disease transmission that it would never be much of a threat.

At present, many researchers focused on the point-of-care testing (POCT), a method of disease markers detection without large-scale instruments and specialized persons.

We show that RNAi-mediated ablation of various proteins identified in the trypanosome flagellar proteome leads to a rapid and marked failure of cytokinesis in bloodstream-form (but not procyclic insect-form) trypanosomes, suggesting that impairment of flagellar function may provide a method of disease control.

Vector control has been the primary method of disease control - strategies include covering, emptying and cleaning of domestic water storage receptacles, applying insecticides to outdoor water storage containers, and using personal household protection, such as window screens, long-sleeved clothes, and insecticide treated materials, coils and vaporizers.

Thus, blocking viral attachment to sperm may be a more sustainable method of disease prevention than conventional vaccination.

A new detection method of disease-associated multimeric forms of the prion protein in plasma of prion-affected hamsters and sheep is called 'Multimer Detection System' [ 41].

In addition to the widely used collapsing method of disease-gene discovery, where variants across affected samples are collapsed at the gene level and counted, the user can also perform formal statistical analysis using the methodology proposed by Ionita-Laza for case/control studies [ 19].

Despite the development of various effective methods of disease control, substantial quantities of meat and milk are lost each year throughout the world.

The purposes of epidemiological research are to discover the causes of disease, to advance and evaluate methods of disease prevention, and to aid in planning and evaluating the effectiveness of public health programs.

Since the latter part of the 20th century, however, death rates from infectious disease have dropped considerably, because of increases in vaccination and other methods of disease prevention and because of improvements in treatment and in the control of disease spread.