Sentence examples for prevalent route from inspiring English sources

It could be expected that ingestion of lower organism, drinking water or soil containing CNT would be the most prevalent route of exposure.

Contrary to other studies which stated sexual contact as the main route of HIV infection [ 19, 20], the most prevalent route of HIV infection in our patients was IDU.

While extraluminal contamination is supposed to be the most common mechanism of CLABSI with short-term catheters [ 13], the intraluminal route is believed to be the more prevalent route of infection with long-term catheters (duration >10 days) [ 14].

The prevalent route of transmission for the major strains identified in the population studied was heterosexual for subtype A1 (70.2%), MSM for subtype B (75.5%), and heterosexual for subtype G (83.3%).

The distribution pattern of HIV-1 group M subtypes in southwestern Greece is most likely the result of an initially prevalent route of a homosexually transmitted subtype-B strain from Western Europe, combined with a heterosexually transmitted subtype-A1 strain from Africa that has been established in the population (founder effect), and in recent years has led to coprevalence of the two subtypes.

In this paper, I report on the relationship between knowledge of HIV transmission routes and prevalent HIV infection in Mozambique, a country with high HIV prevalence not included in prior analyses.

They point to the lack of hindrance encountered by Middle Eastern jihadis travelling through Turkey to Syria, who were prevalent along the established routes and made little effort at discretion on the way to the frontlines.

Alongside the canonical Clathrin-mediated endocytic routes, other prevalent endocytic pathways coexist [1, 2].

While the traditional male-to-female route is still prevalent, high net worth women now treat themselves to Chaumet's interlocking "Bee My Love" rings or the Alhambra chains from Van Cleef & Arpels.

The L-galactose pathway is by far the most prevalent and widely understood biosynthetic route of Asc, in which major controlling points of Asc biosynthesis involve the actions of GDP-mannose-3,5-epimerase (GME) and GDP-L-galactose phosphorylase/GDP-L-galactose-hexose-1-P guanylyltransferase (VTC2/5).

Wet chemical routes are more prevalent due to their convenient operability, achievable by using traditional instruments, and low cost.