Sentence examples for transmission consequences from inspiring English sources

The one-to-many transmission consequences of the mass media is simulated by manipulating the radius of a "zone of social influence" across which social learning of suicide behaviour occurs.

Indeed, outside of malaria, no studies we could find explicitly examine the transmission consequences of genetic differences in immunopathological virulence.

Transmission consequences of coinfection and superinfection have received a great deal of interest over the last 30 years [ 37, 52– 58].

12 23 24 Studies performed on sex workers (2009 2010) in Spain have shown that even when these individuals had knowledge about HIV, modes of transmission, consequences of and their high vulnerability, they performed risky behaviours.

Women's knowledge of syphilis was assessed by evaluating their responses to nine questions on maternal syphilis including; mode of transmission, consequences, testing and prevention of mother-to-child transmission of syphilis.

This case may be the region of greatest future concern since a single transmission event can have devastating consequences because of the high rate of within-species transmission in the target host.

This as well also reflected deficient knowledge on specific STIs and their respective symptoms, the mode of transmission, and consequences.

The study also highlights the importance of improving knowledge about nosocomial influenza transmission and consequences of this among HCW.

It also examined patient knowledge with specific open and closed questions covering transmission and consequences of CHB, and possible treatment.

Thus, motivation for testing is based on the patients' knowledge of transmission and consequences of infection, as well as perceived barriers.

Currently, there are unique opportunities for research that could lead to insights into the immunobiology, transmission, and consequences of C. trachomatis.