Sentence examples for more readily transmissible from inspiring English sources
A combined flu virus could be more readily transmissible among people.
Readers React Knowledge is always empowering, and identifying specific genetic mutations enabling a flu virus strain that rarely infects people, albeit with very high fatality rates, to become more readily transmissible among humans could prove an important contribution, possibly opening the door to targeted therapeutics and preventatives.
If BASE is more pathogenic than classical BSE for primates, it could indicate a more readily transmissible infection from cattle to humans than previously suspected.
Another avian influenza virus, H7N7, is worrisome because it is highly pathogenic in birds and appears to be more readily transmissible from human to human (24, 25 ).
For more readily transmissible infections (e.g., an emerging pandemic strain of influenza), they would not completely halt transmission but might "buy time" during a narrow window of opportunity during which an effective vaccine could be produced and other preparations made.
This is a particularly pertinent issue in plants, as altered DNA methylation patterns are more readily transmissible to organismal generations through meiosis in plants than in animals, and thereby, the biological effects they dictate [ 14].
Health officials are worried about pandemic flu now because they fear the avian flu that has spread to Asia and Europe could mutate into a more deadly and transmissible form.
That gas will heat up more readily.
This redistribution might render the CaMV transmissible complexes more readily accessible to aphid vectors.
The highly pathogenic avian influenza A H5N1 strain has been circulating in several countries during the last few years and, although not readily transmissible, new drift variants are continuously emerging which could acquire more efficient human to human transmission [ 1].
Recent research studies highlighted the danger of H5N1 mutation into a form readily transmissible between mammal species, namely ferrets [ 11- 13], demonstrating potential transmissibility between humans.
