Sentence examples for mosquitoes making the from inspiring English sources

"Canadians also hate mosquitoes, making the campaign even more appealing!

Their findings indicated that although the transmission potential of the wild-type virus is optimum for Ae. aegypti mosquitoes, A226V substitution confers greater vector competence in Ae. albopictus mosquitoes, making the latter species a better vector of the mutated strain than Ae. aegypti (18 ).

We reveal that OBPs have unique expression patterns as mosquitoes make the transition from LD to DD conditions.

25 The long duration of gametocytes carriage after infection (≤ 55 days) and the ability of sub-patent gametocyte infections to infect mosquitoes makes the adult population a potent reservoir for sustaining transmission.

Next, we further investigated the intersection between light-driven and endogenous clock-driven expression of rhythmic genes by looking at some unique patterns in gene expression that are present as mosquitoes make the transition from LD to DD conditions.

We reveal that OBPs have unique expression patterns as mosquitoes make the transition from LD to DD conditions, and propose a model for the three distinct patterns of expression that we observe.

Observed viremia titers for mature chickens and pigeons did not reach infectious levels for mosquitoes, making these birds, at least when adults, incompetent hosts for the 2 strains of WNV from Mexico used in this study.

The family rarely eats in the backyard -- the mosquitoes make that difficult -- but it is clearly a favorite part of the house.

This week, health officials in Texas declared the first case of Zika transmitted by local mosquitoes, making it the second US state to do so.

A British company, Oxitec, has developed genetically modified mosquitoes — making changes in the DNA of males that leaves them sterile and results in their offspring never reaching adulthood.

A spatial repellent action stimulates directed movement away from the chemical source without the mosquito making physical contact with the treated surface.