Sentence examples for tick that may from inspiring English sources

A tick inspection is an examination of the entire body in order to search for any immature or adult tick that may have gotten on your children's skin.

He rattled off a few examples, including ticks that hopscotch continents on migrating seabirds, specialized ticks that may soon become extinct as the rhinoceroses on which they feed dwindle, even ticks that feed only on the Galapagos tortoise.

The format also eliminated one of the crucial aspects of traditional poker called the tell, subtle clues such as facial ticks that may permit other players to make accurate guesses about the hidden cards held by their opponent.

They therefore received a T. parva challenge from ticks that may have recently fed on buffalo.

Many of these animals, including camels, are infested with ticks that may carry AHFV and thus provide the source of this human infectious agent.

After getting home from a walk or camping trip, it's a good idea to wash your and your children's clothes to remove any ticks that may have become attached to them.

Like the rapidly approaching deadline to appoint electors who will settle the outcome of the nation's presidential race, Crossroads Theater faces its own ticking clock that may determine whether the region's premier black theater can overcome several obstacles and put on a season of plays beginning next fall.

This policy is transforming Gaza, slowly but steadily to a hotbed of radicals and a ticking bomb that may explode with serious consequences.

Thus there is a possibility that putative lipid binding proteins described here may perform other functions at the tick feeding site that may not be related to transporting lipids from the tick into the tick-feeding site.

Tick secretion of ferritin and HeLp into the feeding-site could also benefit tick borne disease agents that may need iron and/or heme to proliferate [ 151, 152].

The majority of these transcripts was similar to proteins from Ixodes scapularis tick, a arachnid that may use these proteins of saliva for feeding functions, since saliva of blood-sucking animals contains powerful substances able to prevent blood clotting during their feeding [ 40].