Sentence examples for most important vector from inspiring English sources

Mode(s) of Introduction: Boat ballast was probably the most important vector for introductions across the Atlantic, with importation as a contaminant of raw wool in the mid 1800s, and by northern European immigrants for horticultural and herbal uses in the late 1800s, both potentially important sources of additional genetic diversity.

The most important vector is the position vector that tells you where the object is.

The studies presented herein argue that for one of the world's most important vector species, we still have a number of ISVs to characterize.

Ixodes ricinus L. is the commonest tick encountered by humans in Central Europe and the most important vector of tick-borne diseases (TBD) in Europe.

Of course, several types of unions are possible: donor fragment to donor fragment, vector fragment to vector fragment, and, most important, vector fragment to donor fragment, which can be selected for.

"Hands are the most important vector of infectious diseases," says Professor Val Curtis of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, who lists salmonella, E coli and norovirus among the germs that "hitchhike on hands".

Cytochrome bc1 has become a major focus as a molecular target in malaria parasites, which are the most important vector-borne infectious disease in the world.

Rhodnius prolixus (from domestic environments) and Triatoma dimidiata (from sylvatic, peridomestic and domestic environments) are the most important vectors in this region.

In leafhoppers that are among the most important vectors of plant diseases, mate recognition and location are mediated exclusively by species- and sex-specific vibrational signals exchanged in precisely coordinated duets.

It is argued that the forms of the malaria parasite Plasmodium falciparum that occurred in southern Europe in the past actually evolved in North Africa and the Near East and that its most important vectors in southern Europe in the past (Anopheles labranchiae and A. sacharovi) also came from North Africa and the Near East.

We retain the thirteen most important vectors, including the 0th one which expresses the energy of the signal.