Sentence examples for role of vector from inspiring English sources

These results suggest the possibility that certain species of Sergentomyia may play the role of vector.

The heterogeneous distribution of the phlebotomine species and the observation that canine leishmaniasis is rampant in the entire area under study suggest that different species could play the role of vector in a more or less prominent way according to the villages and the ecosystems.

In addition, since worm breakpoints are always higher at comparable vector biting rates in the case of anopheline filariasis compared to the culicine case (compare Figs. 2B and D), this role of vector control in aiding chemotherapy-based parasite elimination is likely to be more effective for the latter parasite-vector system.

The role of vector species in the transmission of SBV in alpine ecosystems should be analyzed.

Finally, further study is needed to identify the reservoirs of F. tularensis in nature and the role of vector abundance.

To date, our understanding of the role of vector genetics in the dynamics of malaria transmission is poor.

The potential role of vector-driven selection in DENV evolution raises the question whether the genetic structure of DENV populations reflects, at least partly, that of their vectors.

This finding supports the hypothesis that major clade replacement events can be driven by natural selection and emphasizes the potentially important role of vector-virus interactions in DENV evolution [ 178].

Besides these molecular approaches, classic transmission experiments, where potential hosts are exposed to infected insects and naive blood-feeding insects are exposed to infected hosts remain essential for assessing the role of vectors in the natural transmission cycle.

For Alkhurma virus, further research is needed in the animal setting because little is known about length and severity of illness, duration of viremia, and modes of animal-to-animal and animal-to-human transmission; we need to better understand the role of vectors to limit the spread of the disease.

The wide variation in regional infection prevalence between some of the haemoparasite infections warrants further investigations to determine the role of vectors in disease transmission and the influence of concurrent haemoparasite infections on susceptibility and pathogenicity, especially in relation to the occurrence of anaemia and thrombocytopenia.