Sentence examples for this transmission represents from inspiring English sources

"In India, this transmission represents a serious problem… 650 million citizens do not have access to a flush toilet and even more probably do not have access to clean water," the researchers warn in the journal Lancet Infectious Diseases.

With regard to SWIFT, the Belgian data protection authorities and the 'Article 29' Working Group believe that this transmission represents a violation of the Belgian and European rules on the protection of personal data.

This paired or bi-coupled power transmission represents the simplest case of cross-coupling.

This assumed association between virulence and transmission represents an evolutionary trade-off between how extensively parasites replicate and the duration of the infectious period.

The potential effect of hormonal contraception on HIV-1 acquisition and transmission represents an important public health issue.

The direct transmission of abilities, which is not limited to simple IQ transmission, represents a biological explanation of the phenomenon.

Development of effective topical microbicides for the prevention of HIV-1 sexual transmission represents a primary goal for the control of the AIDS pandemic.

In transmission of FMD over longer distances, airborne transmission represents a significant challenge to the veterinary services in that the mechanism is essentially uncontrollable if the primary source of the disease is not contained.

Vertical viral transmission represents a non-genetic mechanism compatible with high parent-to-offspring transmission and with low rates of disease-specific genetic abnormalities [5].

The expression of P2X4 and P2X7 receptors subtype in a variety of cell types involved in pain transmission represents a promising target for pharmacological intervention.

Although this is of course good from an ethical point-of-view, it remains to be seen to what extent verbal threat information transmission represents a relevant mechanism to explain the acquisition of more severe fears or even phobias.