Sentence examples for pathogens into the environment from inspiring English sources
Farmed animals such as sheep, cattle, swine and poultry play an important role in microbial contamination of water, crops and food, and introduce large quantities of pathogens into the environment.
Our finding that RNA viruses have a broad host range and are freely circulating in the pollinator community has important implications on export/import and movement of managed pollinators that may bring in new or more virulent strains of existing pathogens into the environment, with the potential for deeper impact on our agro-ecosystems and natural ecosystems.
For example, gastrointestinal disease would increase shedding of pathogens into the environment and affect host behavior.
"By providing insight into the mechanisms of various pathogens of livestock animals, these arrays have the potential to facilitate new treatments that will reduce the prevalence and shedding of these pathogens into the environment," he says.
The WHO (2012b) estimated that globally 2.6 billion people lack access to basic sanitation, which likely results in direct releases of ARBs and pathogens into the environment and ambient waters.
This particular irrigation pond circulation pattern of S. Newport and the microarray evidence of subtle genomic differences among the isolates within the two different lineages of S. Newport (II and III) indicated that some source(s) or host(s) that carried S. Newport continuously shed the pathogen into the environment, causing numerous reintroduction events in the ponds.
Heavy rains and snowfalls contribute to run-off of water from the fields into the rivers through mobilization of pathogens in the environment [ 29- 31].
This not only reduces the disease in the vaccinated individual but also dramatically reduces the quantity of pathogens secreted into the environment should this vaccinated individual get infected.
Yildiz, F.H. Processes controlling the transmission of bacterial pathogens in the environment.
In another project, researchers are developing software that will help city officials detect the presence of pathogens in the environment.
The immune system is a collection of molecules, cells and tissues that protect the body from pathogens in the environment.
