Sentence examples for potential infestation from inspiring English sources
In the wake of the discovery, officials plan to inspect all of the approximately 13,000 trees in the park that are vulnerable to attack, and will inject trees within at least an eighth of a mile of the infested maples with an insecticide to ward off potential infestation.
Thus, potential infestation events may also be high among fellow classmates and schoolchildren.
Travelers should be aware of this potential infestation with the less common Lund's fly and not only avoid direct contact with clothes left outside but also avoid direct contact with infested material (5 ).
These are all ideal locations for a wasp's nest, so sealing them off now could prevent a potential infestation come spring.
Although bedbugs hadn't been detected in the seller's apartment, a bedbug-sniffing dog — currently in vogue as a helpful if not foolproof detection device — had spotted potential infestations in a third of the co-op's 90-odd units, though the insects had been seen in only two.
This non-Poisson nature of the distribution reflects the potential for infestation.
This study investigated the link between environmental conditions and areas of potential locust infestation.
Figure 5b depicts the average vegetation class distribution as it relates to potential locust infestation risk for 1998 through 2007.
The present study used similar classes related to the risk of potential locust infestation similar as Sivanpillai and others (2006) for the Ili River delta.
The significance of the classification results rests also on the comparison of locust outbreaks relative to the interannual change in the potential locust infestation areas (high and medium risk).
The extracellular antigenic regions of five of these candidates were obtained either as truncated recombinant proteins or as KLH-conjugated synthetic peptides, formulated in Freund's adjuvant, and individually administered to rabbits to assess their immunogenicity and protective potential against infestations by O. moubata and the Iberian species Ornithodoros erraticus.
