Sentence examples for poorly transmitted from inspiring English sources
But he insists the public generally is not, because, with the exception of SARS, most dangerous pathogens are not, or very poorly, transmitted from person to person.
Regardless, it's probably better the refer to poorly transmitted gossip as "a game of Telephone".
MHV-68, like murine cytomegalovirus, is poorly transmitted between conventionally housed mice.
Thus, pathogens can be poorly transmitted either because they kill their host before they have a chance to contaminate other individuals, as stated by the avirulence theory, or because they are not contagious enough.
According to previous serosurveys and outbreak investigations, influenza (H5N1) virus is poorly transmitted from birds to humans (5 – 8 ).
It is difficult to manipulate the mitochondrial genome in cells or animals, and unfortunately pathogenic mtDNA mutations are poorly transmitted through the germ-line.
Even increased numbers of gametocytes produced after SP treatment are transmitted poorly through the mosquito because of the antifolate action of pyrimethamine (27, 28 ).
Major streets and avenues and many stores were illuminated by arc lights -- a crude but powerful form of electric lighting using blazing carbon rods -- powered by high-voltage alternating current transmitted on poorly maintained wires.
Moreover, Pro73Gly particles are transmitted only poorly by O. bornovanus.
The study made many headlines, in part because of the fear that the H5N1 avian influenza virus, which so far transmits poorly between humans, could undergo a similarly fateful transformation.
The psychological stress suffered by illegal immigrants — many of whom work long hours for low wages and live in crowded, poorly maintained apartments — can be transmitted to young children, the study says.
