Sentence examples for recently been transmitted from inspiring English sources

This family may have only recently been transmitted globally and may have had more chances to cause infections and disease than other families.

It is well known that trypanosomes that have recently been transmitted naturally undergo stumpy differentiation at parasitaemias above 10/ml, and our parasites were all harvested at parasitaemias above that threshold.

SIVcpz appears to have been transmitted relatively recently to chimpanzee and human populations, so their hosts have not yet adapted to the virus.

Recently Nipah virus was transmitted experimentally by drinking, which resulted in respiratory tract rather than intestinal tract infection (10 ).

Two cases occurred in the early 2000s in Japan through consumption of grilled wild boar (4 ) or sashimi of Sika deer (5 ); the third, reported recently in Spain, was transmitted through ingestion of pig meat (6 ).

Since it is unlikely that horizontal transfer could occur simultaneously and independently to two distantly related taxa, those elements could hardly be transmitted recently to B. mori and genus Maculinea from an unknown species.

Although most patients in this outbreak were foreign-born and had histories of incarceration, genotyping results and epidemiologic findings suggest that TB was transmitted recently in the community rather than before immigration or during incarceration.

A novel 'Elastic Engagement and Friction Coupled' (EEFC) mechanical transmission has been proposed recently in which the power is transmitted through elastic tines on the surfaces of the driving and driven wheels.

Emerging zoonotic viruses are recently identified agents that can be transmitted from animals to humans and person-to-person; they often spread widely through animal hosts before infecting humans.

In recently infected individuals, HIVDR may be transmitted from one individual to another.

Our selection of the time interval allowed us to consider TB that was transmitted very recently and progressed to disease.