Sentence examples for transfer of disease from inspiring English sources

In the past decade, the growth in the human tissue processing market has raised concerns about the transfer of disease during orthopedic and neurosurgical operations.

Further problems were retaliatory killings of leopards and wolves by herders after livestock attacks, the killing of wild animals by herders' dogs and the transfer of disease from livestock to wild animals.

Lena Bui's drawings, photography, video and installation looks at zoonosis, the transfer of disease from animals to humans, while Elson Kambulu's work looks to examine the cultural complexity of medicine and research in Malawi.

Copper doorknobs are used by hospitals to reduce the transfer of disease, and Legionnaires' disease is suppressed by copper tubing in plumbing systems.

Lhasa provides a unique situation for intermixing and potential transfer of disease between wild and domestic birds.

In vivo neutralization of IL-10 abrogated the transfer of disease in NOD/Scid mice, which clearly indicated that the anti-diabetogenic effect of differentiated DNCD3 splenic cells relied on IL-10 secretion.

Besides citing the risk of pressure on the rest of the fish world to provide food for the farmed salmon, the fund lists potential problems including fecal pollution, contamination with antibiotics, the transfer of diseases and parasites to wild fish, and competition and crossbreeding with wild species.

The close proximity of these teeth to each other may allow transfer of disease-associated plaque bacteria and thus increase the burden of disease.

Although the association of bacterial flora with etiopathogenesis of disease is not fully established, development of colitis and obesity following transfer of disease-associated microbiota to gnotobiotic mice strongly suggests disease association [61,62].

The consequence is the potential for rapid transfer of diseases from one geographic region to the other and the likely events of epidemics and outbreaks.

This will prevent the transfer of diseases and waste from the pet store.