Sentence examples for surface transmissibility from inspiring English sources

Our analysis indicated that the VPAD-based weighting was fairly consistent with the finger surface vibration transmissibility at frequencies greater than the first resonance, suggesting that the finger surface transmissibility may be used as an alternative frequency weighting for assessing the finger vibration exposure.

A clear threshold effect is observed as a 'cliff-edge' in the region of 70 90% relative transmissibility in the surface and contour plots (Figures 3a and b).

The viral gene products determining transmissibility include the surface glycoproteins (HA and NA), the polymerase complex (PB2, PB1, PA), and immune modulation by NS1.

Limb transmissibility depends on transmission performances of the mounted joints.

Transmissibilities from the supporting surface (floor or seat) to the thoracic region had similar magnitudes for both standing and sitting subjects.

Transmission risk may not scale with transmissibility or flock size.

Table 4 shows the average vibration transmissibility (VT) of each wheelchair when rolling on the three surfaces.

Sorrell et al. found that following adaptation in the ferret, a reassortant virus carrying the surface proteins of an avian H9N2 into a human H3N2 backbone could gain respiratory transmissibility, and the adaptive changes in HA1-T189A HA2-G192R192R were demonstrated to be necessary for respiratory droplet transmission (Sorrell et al., 2009) (see Table 3).

Because plasmids pSci1-5 encode surface proteins of the ScARP family and pSci6 was recently shown to confer insect transmissibility, diversity and abundance of S. citri plasmids may essentially aid the rapid adaptation of S. citri to more efficient transmission by different insect vectors and to various plant hosts.

Importantly, both unmodified H5N1 avian influenza viruses and laboratory generated chimeric human: avian reassortant viruses with unmodified H5N1 surface antigens failed to transmit between ferrets, the most relevant animal model for studies of human-like transmissibility of influenza viruses [39], [40].

Furthermore, a reassortant virus with surface proteins similar to those of subtype H3N2 viruses that have circulated in humans recently might have poor transmissibility because of preexisting immunity (18 ).