Sentence examples for prevalent transmitting from inspiring English sources

Their attributes, for example, include vast surface, hollow geometry, high aspect ratio [15], high prevalent transmitting ability, superior thermal attributes, excellent reversibility, and fast response [15, 16, 17].

SFV is highly prevalent and is efficiently transmitted through saliva among rhesus macaques (up to 100% of free ranging macaques are infected by age 3).

The most prevalent, Babesia canis, is transmitted by the tick Dermacentor reticulatus, also called the European dog tick or ornate dog tick.

Highly prevalent diseases like sexually transmitted infections are reported approximately 79percentt of the time and many diseases like pertussis and Lyme disease are reported less than 50percentt of the time [ 8].

This is in part due to technology which makes locating and transmitting multimedia objects prevalent, and in part due to the increasing understanding of how multimedia objects contribute to learning and retention (Sims et al. 2002).

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.

The present study revealed that MRSA could be prevalent in the healthy community, transmitted from hospital to the community.

Low rates of adherence to local guidelines for the delivery of antenatal care and follow up of highly prevalent problems such as sexually transmitted infections, smoking and anaemia were also found in these two remote communities and the barriers to providing care similar to those described in this study [ 33].

The most prevalent types of infection were sexually transmitted infections (STIs) (6 %).

The protozoan is highly prevalent in ruminants and is readily transmitted to humans.

The data from Kenya strongly suggested a beneficial effect of mass anti-microbial treatment in pregnancy where sexually transmitted infections are highly prevalent [ 36].