Sentence examples for significant reservoir from inspiring English sources
Dr Charlotte Houldcroft, from the division of biological anthropology at Cambridge, said: "Humans migrating out of Africa would have been a significant reservoir of tropical diseases.
And animals form a significant reservoir of diseases that affect humans; avian flu, the best known example, is far from an isolated case: 60% of human diseases are shared with animals and three quarters of new infectious diseases of people were first found in animals.But a reduction in the size of the business isn't going to happen soon, if ever.
The porosity and permeability are low, with significant reservoir heterogeneity.
The resistivity distribution is also random, which rules out any possibility of significant reservoir presence at any depth.
Inversion of reflection coefficients extracted from amplitudes of seismic waves can provide estimates of significant reservoir parameters.
In actual systems, two-phase production leads to significant reservoir composition changes conditions that are best captured by CVD tests.
It is also possible, she said, that rats may lack a means of transmitting the virus within the species, because of mouth shape or some other factor, and so do not become significant reservoirs for the disease.
Purpose: We postulate that computer keyboards and faucet handles are significant reservoirs of nosocomial pathogens in the intensive care unit (ICU) setting.
From a geothermal point of view, the Guapitrío Formation has a low potential to host significant reservoirs due to extensive hydrothermal alteration that produced secondary minerals clogging pore spaces and fractures.
Our results unambiguously demonstrate the presence of significant reservoirs of Leptospira in small mammals in Madagascar and highlight the urgent need for prospective clinical studies on leptospirosis in this country.
Under antibiotic exposure, farms have become significant reservoirs for antibiotic resistant microorganisms, which in turn can be transmitted from food-producing animals and plants to humans [ 7– 13].
