Sentence examples for reservoir animals from inspiring English sources

Increasing industrialization and travel, and the huge populations of many influenza viral reservoir animals will likely accelerate the emergence of novel viruses, especially those viruses that readily reassort.

Although the centralized influenza genes proposed in this study are for use as human vaccines, the same concepts and perhaps the same genes may be used to vaccinate reservoir animals against influenza infections.

Vaccination of reservoir animals at the source of virus evolution could intervene at this primary step and could result in the elimination of potential future influenza outbreaks that result in pandemics.

Clearly, vaccination is not possible for non-domestic reservoir animals.

Parks can be considered points of contact for reservoir animals, pathogens, ticks, and humans.

The R. felis vector and reservoir animals have always overlapped with human habitation.

Moreover, several emerging and re-emerging viral diseases affecting humans originate through the zoonotic transmission from a reservoir animal host (Jones et al. 2008).

The incidence of these events is often influenced by climate-related changes in the density and movement of reservoir animal species due to habitat disruption and population displacement.

The reservoir animal species capable of surviving Marburg infection and sustaining the virus's lifecycle has not been discovered (3 ); thus, transmission patterns from the reservoir to humans are not known.

Some pathogens undergo enzootic transmission in reservoir animal populations with occasional spillover into a human host and little to no onward transmission (Jonsson et al. 2010; Wertheim et al. 2009).

Detecting the virus in 1 of 32 Crocidura shrews, 15 of them C. theresae, is not sufficient to define C. theresae as a reservoir animal of this novel virus.