Sentence examples for recognized route from inspiring English sources

But here he is, burdened with the feeling that he's pulling his life along its recognized route, blinkered, tired.

Human infections are mostly acquired through percutaneous inoculation during contact with contaminated water and soil, although inhalation is also a recognized route of acquisition (1 ).

After primary infection, the virus replicates in the salivary glands and is shed in saliva, the recognized route of transmission for variant B strains; it remains latent in lymphocytes and monocytes and persists at low levels in cells and tissues.

Three recognized routes, or flyways, connect breeding areas to wintering areas in the western Palearctic (29 ) are shown on the overlay of individual species flyways in Figure 2A.

The proposed rule focuses on identifying recognized routes of microbial contamination of produce on the farm, and one of its components includes agricultural water used during production, harvest, and postharvest activities.

Most infection is thought to result from percutaneous inoculation, but inhalation, aspiration, and ingestion of soil or water containing B. pseudomallei bacteria are the most recognized routes of infection.

Much of their passing game revolved around attacking  safety Yeremiah Bell, who was slow to recognize routes and consistently  poorly positioned in coverage.

The world's largest selling reactive dye, CI Reactive Black 5, provides a universally recognized economic route to heavy navy and black shades in the dyeing of cellulosic substrates with reactive dyes.

Outbreaks associated with animal contact represent a newly recognized transmission route for E. coli O157 in the United States.

We agree with this reviewer that caveolae was a recently recognized alternative route for internalization of membrane-bound ligand-receptor complexes, but this phenomenon was actually noted more than two decades ago.

From mother to child during pregnancy and delivery and breastfeeding were somewhat less often recognized as routes of transmission.