Sentence examples for pathway of transmission from inspiring English sources
Second, the possibility of core concepts in energy healing is broached, focusing specifically on five issues: the source of healing and its pathway of transmission, what it is that is being transmitted, what it is that healers do, the healer's state of consciousness, and requirements of clients in order to receive healing.
A similar pathway of transmission has been also reported in other published outbreaks related to soap dispenser contamination [3], [24], [25].
With regard to the pathway of transmission, considering all incident cases since the opening of the unit, a good evidence of association between infections and duration of CVC was found.
This additional pathway of transmission may enable certain pathogens to move from pigs to man.
The oral route is the main pathway of transmission of prions in nature.
Pedigree analysis was performed to elucidate the genetic relationships among the affected dogs and carriers identified previously and in the present study, as well as to deduce the pathway of transmission and distribution of the mutant allele.
Examples of the complex pathways of transmission among zoonotic diseases include the spread of Mycobacterium tuberculosis from humans to cattle and elephants and the transmission of methacillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) from humans to horses and back to humans.
Wildlife reservoirs, in particular the European badger Meles meles, continue to play an important role in the transmission of the disease, although the pathways of transmission are still poorly understood.
In the present study on C. puntazzi we investigated the potential pathways of transmission as well as the parasite abundance in fish and its density in environmental water samples, throughout a full year.
P. aeruginosa outbreaks among immunocompromised patients represent dangerous events and they may recognize unusual pathways of transmission, such as contamination of disinfectants [3], [30] [31].
Surprising genotyping results should engender efforts to analyse the pathways of transmission.
