Sentence examples for migration of infectious from inspiring English sources

"There is absolutely no evidence of sustained transmission of avian influenza virus between people," Phyllis Kozarsky, a consultant to the centers on the migration of infectious diseases, said last week in a conference call with travel industry professionals.

This means that the rate at which newly infectious individuals appear from within the community is σ, assuming, as discussed earlier, that there is no net migration of infectious persons into or from the community under study.

Despite the fact that the barrier function of gloves primarily depends on intact material the migration of infectious agents through unnoticed micro perforations has been demonstrated [ 9].

Thus, it is crucial to control the rate of migration of infectious organisms from non-clinical environments to hospitals (Perron et al. 2007); meanwhile, it makes more intuitive sense to reduce migration of infectious organisms from hospitals to nonclinical environments, for preventing the spread of drug-resistant pathogens.

Airborne infectious isolation rooms (AIIRs) are maintained at a negative pressure relative to surrounding areas to prevent migration of potentially infectious droplet nuclei.

An interesting extension of the present work would be to consider cell populations in which the migration of the infectious cells cannot be ignored.

Further, interestingly, the replacement of viral strain could occur in another area without vaccination through a migration of non-infectious individuals due to an illegal trade of poultry.

However, diabetic mice submitted to MS and daily pretreatment with compound 48/80 did not display failure of neutrophil migration to infectious focus.

In contrast to wild-type mice, Hx-null mice that underwent severe sepsis did not present failure of neutrophil migration to infectious focus.

These data suggest that during an infectious process HO-1 displays a crucial role on the failure of neutrophil migration to infectious focus and consequently on the susceptibility in severe sepsis.

Studies realized in our laboratory demonstrated that the high mortality observed in severe sepsis (S-CLP) correlates with the failure of the neutrophil migration to infectious focus and infection dissemination.