Sentence examples for potential to transmit from inspiring English sources

When printing came to Europe in the 15th century, German artists saw its potential to transmit images as well as words.

We've both agreed that biting is significantly more dangerous than the other actions listed as it carries the potential to transmit blood borne viruses including HIV and hepatitis as well as other potentially fatal bacterial infections including tetanus.

Foods that have the greatest potential to transmit the disease include shellfish and seafoods, especially if eaten raw; fruits and vegetables grown in soil that has been either fertilized with human excrement (night soil) or irrigated with raw sewage; and foods packed in contaminated ice.

Logical models are presented which reflect changes in the risk that age cohorts of animals have for their potential to transmit T. solium.

In summary, context-aware applications have the potential to transmit a huge number of messages in a highly dynamic environment therefore raising hard challenges regarding scalability.

Schools highlight age and school class assortativity as important to infection control [34, 38, 39], while hospital research identified nurses as having the most potential to transmit infections to patients [40].

With the caveat that virus attachment is only the first step in the virus replication cycle, these results suggest that the emerging H7N9 virus has the potential both to transmit efficiently among humans and to cause severe pneumonia.

Such dietary practices have a potential capacity to transmit other retroviruses, of which at least 20 simian forms have been identified (Dalgleish and Weiss 1999).

Public health authorities need to be aware of the potential for bats to transmit lyssaviruses, and public education of this potential should be enhanced.

In other words, the protocol design is based on CSMA/CA and modifies the RTS/CTS to RPTS/APTS (Request-Power-To-Send/Acceptable-Power-To-Send) to support potential interfering transmissions to transmit concurrently rather than to silence it.

The drug cocktail wasn't a cure — there is still no cure for HIV/AIDS — but once perfected, the antiretroviral drug strategy would dramatically increase the lifespan of those who were infected, and decrease the potential for them to transmit the virus.