Sentence examples for modest transmission from inspiring English sources

coustani, were identified as malaria vectors but their generally low densities and sporozoite infection prevalence resulted in relatively modest transmission intensity of just over 1 infectious bite per year (Table 1).

Although heterogeneous, Southern Province has generally modest malaria transmission with the highest levels along the shore of Lake Kariba.

Although the study results, demonstrating modest intergenerational transmission of certain parenting characteristics, should be considered with caution given the lack of associations observed for many of the other parenting outcome variables in the bivariate correlation analyses, this should also be interpreted in the context of the likelihood of type 2 error.

External mean flow is shown to give a modest increase in transmission loss at low frequency, but a significant increase at high frequency.

Modeling also demonstrated that more modest reductions in transmission and prevalence as well as cost savings can be achieved with coverage rates as low as 50%% [ 12].

The similar distributions and overlapping confidence intervals in the sex-stratified analysis for both relative risks and correlations between parent-child, full siblings and half-siblings, speak for a modest difference in transmission.

First, a decrease in malarial incidence is expected with increasing age, although in this area of relatively low malaria transmission, changes in incidence with age were modest [19].

Immunization of mice with BDES-PbPSOP12 confers modest but significant transmission-blocking activity in vivo by active immunization (53.1% reduction in oocyst intensity, 10.9% reduction in oocyst prevalence).

In any case, because of the rather modest number of informative transmissions (50 allelic transmissions among the 200 available for the 100 trios, and 17 allelic transmissions of the 76 available in the responsive group), our results should be interpreted with caution [ 27], the risk of chance finding being high.

From the time of the foreigners' first arrival in 1543 until their expulsion in the 1630s, there was a modest amount of cultural transmission.

Even allowing for the (quite modest) losses on long transmission lines, the big centralized power plant beats the backup diesel as resoundingly as mass transportation beats cars.