Sentence examples for transmission elsewhere from inspiring English sources

Although that study was not designed to detect common polymorphism including the intergenic dimorphism described here, it suggests that differences in transmission elsewhere might cause local selection on rare variants.

A sample size of 89 samples from each stratum was estimated assuming a proportional mean difference of antibody levels to MSP3 between any two strata to be 30% and coefficient of variation of 90%; this variation has been also shown to vary with transmission elsewhere [ 23].

Although not 100% sensitive, genetic testing can provide a definitive means of making a diagnosis of AS in the vast majority of cases and (in the absence of male-to-male transmission elsewhere in the family) is the most reliable way to distinguish females who are carriers of X-linked AS from those with heterozygous COL4A3 or COL4A4 mutations.

As the workplace conditions of the main office staff is more in keeping with traditional Western work habits (predominantly defined schedules, and location) than graduate students (predominantly undefined schedules, roving locations), it may be that these isolated subnets could drive pathogen transmission elsewhere in society more than currently appreciated.

Its exchanges are already regulated through specific laws in some states, such as New York, and by rules on money transmission services elsewhere.

The protest leaders said the government remained rife with "systematic bias" against the Hazaras, and had routed the electricity transmission line elsewhere, depriving the central Afghan region not only of electricity but also of the roads and other infrastructure that would come with it.

We excluded four H5N1 cases, including 2 military cases with unavailable clinical data and 2 cases in a cluster with limited person-to-person transmission reported elsewhere [5].

Our method has been assessed both in reflection and transmission, described elsewhere [ 26], with very good results in both geometries.

Our study also ignores the role of the wider community in pneumococcal transmission, although elsewhere, community-based acquisition is trivial, compared with intrafamilial acquisition [ 18].

The results of this study suggest that farms with breeding sows may be one of those target groups, but based on previously published papers, breeding boars may be an additional and complementary focus of active surveillance due to their potential role in farm-to-farm disease transmission reported elsewhere.

The energy division owns 3,000 miles of pipelines, and it processes natural gas and delivers it to transmission pipelines and elsewhere.