Sentence examples for potential of transmission from inspiring English sources

The close proximity of these cells to the skin surface means it could be possible to target them in ways which may reduce pain and potential of transmission of blood borne pathogens.

The potential of transmission of zoonotic TB in South-East Ethiopia was unknown.

In this way, level 2 is presumed to have twice the potential of transmission of level 1, etc.

Decreasing longevity with the microsporidian thus has the potential to kill even more mosquitoes before they become infectious, thereby severely limiting the potential of transmission.

In light of these data, we analyze the community containment strategy of closing schools and keeping students at home on the potential of transmission within children and teenagers during a time of influenza pandemic.

Bat species in the genera Rousettus, Myotis, Miniopterus, and Hipposideros naturally reside in trees, buildings, and caves that can be in close proximity to human residential areas, which increases the potential of transmission of zoonotic pathogens from bats to humans.

A measure of the potential for transmission of virus to feeding mosquitoes is the level of infectious virus titers produced during viremia.

Although new potential routes of transmission have been demonstrated, fears of millions of patients coming down with vCJD are slowly receding.

The authors investigate two potential channels of transmission, culture and institutions.

To examine potential routes of transmission, Keiichi Higuchi, a biologist at Shinshu University in Matsumoto, Japan, and colleagues isolated the AA protein from diseased animals' livers.

While that number may not sound like a lot, Hanley said without testing "we start to see a potential acceleration of transmission".