Sentence examples for transfer of organisms from inspiring English sources

Unintentional transfer of organisms in ballast tanks is now the largest single cause of marine invasions [115], and a strong factor in freshwater invasions [28, 116].

This process provides many benefits through the movement of people and goods, but also leads to the intentional and unintentional transfer of organisms among ecosystems that were previously separate [1].

Data suggested that the mode of transmission was most likely due to the transfer of organisms from person to person by cross transmission.

Our in vitro exchange model showed that M/R-CVC completely prevent the intraluminal transfer of MRSA through the guidewire during the exchange process whereas the transfer of organisms occurs when an uncoated CVC or CHX/SS-CVCs is used.

The exchange of the culprit colonized CVC in the setting of CLABSI for a new uncoated CVC has been discouraged because of studies that showed transfer of organisms from the lumen of the culprit CVC to the new uncoated catheter during the exchange process [ 5, 6].

Data suggested that the source of the infection was the index patient's mother who was colonized with Salmonella group B 4,5; the mode of transmission was most likely due to the transfer of organisms from infant to infant by cross transmission.

Although various HACCP type II controls measures can be adopted to minimize the potential of transfer of organism to RTE foodstuffs, including the wearing of face masks, increased hand washing, such controls are not absolute.

Under this scenario, however, once the species barrier was breached and ongoing transmission in humans established, reducing the risk of additional animal-to-human transfer of resistant organisms may have little impact on the prevalence of such organisms in humans.

These flocs contain and retain macro- and micro-nutrients allowing the potential survival, growth and transfer of pathogenic organisms to commercially sensitive areas (e.g., beaches, shellfish harvesting waters) (Malham et al. 2014).

In this setting, the particular risk practices to be addressed included washing hands with soap after stool and nappy contact and preventing the transfer of pathogenic organisms to the kitchen.

The human mediated transfer of harmful organisms via shipping, specifically via ballast water transport, leading to the loss of biodiversity, alteration of ecosystems, negative impacts on human health and in some regions economic loss, has raised considerable attention especially in the last decade.