Mass vaccination allows us to study how immunity operates at the group level; denser populations are more prone to transmitting disease between individuals, but once a critical proportion of the population becomes immune, "herd immunity" emerges.
The Nigerian Government is prone to produce, transmit, and disperse 35,000 40,000 MW of electricity according to the devised year 2020 goal which would entail a yearly investment of approximately $4 billion over a period of (presumably) 7 years [24].
In order to complement these recent advances, it may be relevant to gather more information about host association and animal-associated strains and subtypes, some of which may be more prone to be transmitted or cause severe complications during human infections.
Although incidences of breast cancer often exhibit atypical Mendelian patterns due to the factors such as low penetrance of genetic predispositions, the predisposition in a disease-prone family is expected to transmit across generations and shared between family members.
Nonetheless vibration-based devices, more indicated to transmit warning signals, are prone to provide false alarms or to be misinterpreted, since PTWs generate already significant vibration levels.
A joint design of source coding and channel coding is proposed to transmit images over error-prone wireless channels.
This also requires a mechanical linkage to transmit the motion from the patterning cam to the patterning rings, which is prone to vibration at undesirable levels.
If you are prone to these infections or have close contact with someone who is, you should use extra caution not to transmit bacteria.
"Today, our work is to transmit.
But it is hard to transmit.
Try to transmit this feeling to everyone.
