Sentence examples for transmission concerns from inspiring English sources

All of these individuals are currently housed at a single breeding facility on Santa Cruz Island in Galápagos, allowing them to play a critical role as founders of a selective captive breeding program for resurrecting C. elephantopus without additional transport or disease transmission concerns.

That these encounters were often described as condom-protected minimizes to some extent STI/HIV transmission concerns, however condom decisions were unilaterally made by police.

The virus now has an expanded animal range, and although it does not seem well adapted to human-to-human transmission, concerns persist that this adaptation may occur.

These results suggest that certain non-O157 strains, such as O111 and O26, may be more likely to occur in childcare facility settings and could indicate transmission concerns in these settings, particularly given the presence of asymptomatic cases.

Implementation is often obstructed by system design; uneven integration resulting from poor information transmission concerning the role of technological systems and their adoption; contextual relevancy; and uncertainties about novel software's adequacy and purpose [ 21].

A cross-transmission concerned two ESBL-acquired carriers only and resulted from the same index patient during short shared hospitalizations of 1 day in a different unit and 2 days in the same unit.

Eutelsat first told the Georgian station that it ended the 11-day trial transmission over concerns about the content of the Russian-language programming, Ms. Bichikashvili said.

The second case study is derived from a research project which deals with solar energy transmission, and concerns the solar heat gain and daylight transmittance of a long span roof.

Because the airborne route of exposure is known to play a role in secondary human-to-human transmission [6], concerns have been raised about the potential use of MPX as a biological warfare agent and as such, the virus is listed as a Category C select agent.

The potential for zoonotic transmission and concerns that MRSP could be mistaken for other methicillin-resistant staphylococci (1, 2 ) suggest the need for further investigation into the epidemiology of this pathogen.

In addition, we take power efficiency for transmission into concern.