Sentence examples for pathogens disease from inspiring English sources

As the number of genomes for both hosts and parasites increase, the development of new algorithms for pan-genomic mining will continue to impact the future of parasite and ricketsial (and other tick borne pathogens) disease vaccine development.

Because there were knowledge gaps regarding the current presence, distribution, and abundance of vectors and pathogens, disease transmission risk levels were estimated for the various scenarios based on different assumptions of vector and parasite prevalence, together with climate scenarios (Table 7).

A major obstacle to this method of control is the ability of pathogens (disease-producing organisms) to mutate easily and attack previously resistant plants.

Quorum sensing allows bacteria populations to communicate and coordinate group behaviour and commonly is used by pathogens (disease-causing organisms) in disease and infection processes.

Biological control methods, which rely on the use of bacterial antagonists of pathogens (disease-causing organisms), can reduce bacterial blight, though their use has been limited.

Such coliform bacteria may be pathogens (disease-causing organisms) themselves, and their presence signals that other, less easily detected bacterial and viral pathogens may also be present.

For example, particulate matter and pathogens (disease-causing organisms) become trapped in secreted mucus, preventing their entry into deeper tissues, whether the lungs (in the case of the respiratory tract) or tissues lying immediately beneath the membrane layer.

Together they designed a variety of new drugs that achieved their effects by interfering with the replication or other vital functions of specific pathogens (disease-causing agents) or cells.

One of the most important problems is detecting potential pathogens, diseases and negative associates of species harvested in artificial conditions.

Worries about all manner of pathogens — disease-causing bacteria, viruses, and larger parasites — are an underappreciated contributor to prejudice, distrust of foreigners, and resentment toward those who spurn traditional values, according to a growing body of psychology research.

Chitosan derived from chitin induce a plant's natural defense response against pathogens, diseases and insects including cyst nematodes, both are approved as biopesticides by the EPA to reduce the dependence on toxic pesticides.