Sentence examples for reservoir role from inspiring English sources

Due to its reservoir role for economic devastating swine diseases, wild boar represents a potential threat for Denmark's position as a large pig- and pork-exporting country.

We next sought to assess Tufted Puffins' reservoir role by comparing spirochete counts in infected I. uriae ticks at different developmental and feeding stages.

Importantly, the infection of I. ricinus larvae from migratory birds with B. garinii variants shared by the two tick species indicates not only a disseminator, but also a reservoir role of these birds in the spirochete's natural maintenance.

Fomites might have had a reservoir role.

In the Gabon study, B. clarridgeiae was isolated from 5 of 258 dogs tested (1.9%), which suggests a possible reservoir role for this Bartonella sp. in Africa (34 ).

First, the ability of the unfed tick to remain dormant in harsh conditions for long periods may give it an extended reservoir role for AHFV.

The ones we encourage are the ones that play reservoir roles".

Aortic reservoir function plays a role in the maintenance of normal central BP and may protect distal microcirculation by dampening excessive aortic pulsatile pressure, as well as reducing peripheral pressure transmission [ 9].

The Indian mongoose (Herpestes auropunctatus) was also identified as a potential reservoir; however, its role has not yet been evaluated.

The lack of strong seasonality on the presence of cases-water clustering (Table 2) could reflect the effectiveness of water sources as a reservoir and their role as a 'link' between the clusters of secondary cases.

Previous researchers insisted that secondary pores in deep-buried carbonate reservoirs were formed as a result of the dissolution of the carbonate rock exposed to the air, and many scholars focused on paleo-dissolution reservoirs, ignoring the role of karstification (dissolution) in improving the permeability and storage properties of deep-buried carbonate reservoirs (Zhu et al. 2006).