Sentence examples for tick as the from inspiring English sources

R. africae is transmitted transovarially and appears to be the most successful rickettsia in its adaptation to its vector tick, as the prevalence of tick infection is higher than that of any other rickettsia [ 22].

Together, our results strongly support clinical and epidemiologic data that have implicated the A. aureolatum tick as the main vector of R. rickettsii in the metropolitan area of São Paulo (4, 5, 9, 15 ).

Our results strongly support clinical and epidemiologic data that have implicated the A. triste tick as the main vector of R. parkeri sensu stricto in South America [ 4, 6, 12, 30].

Others designate the last tick as the closing price.

The agency still has no real understanding of what makes an economy tick, as the Brazilian crisis demonstrates.

These findings make transplacental transmission as a route of infection less likely and favor the bite of an infected tick as the cause of disease.

But for most retail transactions, the clock starts ticking as soon as the cash register closes.

Thanks to accumulated interest, which began ticking as soon as he signed the papers, his total debt has now ballooned to about $50,000.

The clock is ticking as the group's backers, including the private equity group Doughty Hanson and Goldman Sachs, have put in £450m and must decide whether to invest more.

Other boxes were ticked as the show, which included men's and women's wear, developed: it included mesh vest shapes, sweaters with lattice inspired by American footballs, hooded tops, bomber jackets and tracksuit trousers.

Similarly, according to the relativistic equations, an observer riding a light wave would see lengths contract to zero and clocks stop ticking as the universe approached him at the speed of light.