Sentence examples for transmission relationship from inspiring English sources

Serra et al. (2006) investigate price transmission relationship between EU pork markets using nonlinear methods from 1994 to 2004.

For finite plates, the far field energy density and intensity expressions for plane wave approximations are smoothed in order to derive an energy transmission relationship.

The energy transmission relationship is derived by smoothing a generalized plane wave representation of the energy density and intensity in the membrane.

The energy transmission relationship for the infinite plate relates the far field radial intensity, the group speed and the local energy density.

A simplified model of the energy distribution and energy flow in membranes is derived using a loss factor damping model, an energy balance and a simplified energy transmission relationship.

Transmission models are typically fit from time-series disease prevalence data and modelled based on how the contact rate among hosts is affected by density, which is often assumed to be a linear (density-dependent transmission) or constant (frequency-dependent transmission) relationship.

More data are required in both human malaria and other parasitic diseases to determine whether the immunopathology, virulence, transmission relationships are encoded by parasite genes, and to determine how much virulence variation exists in the field.

In wildlife systems, this density-transmission relationship is the justification for strategies that aim to reduce the density of susceptible individuals (e.g., culling, increasing hunter quotas, sterilization and vaccination) [6], [7].

Finally (iii) there was no clear correlation between transmission success and anaemia (sub-lethal virulence): infections with one of the parasite clones resulted in a negative virulence-transmission relationship whereas with the other clone there was no relationship.

Our argument is based on the ability of immunopathology to disrupt positive virulence-transmission relationships assumed under the trade-off theory of virulence evolution.

Indeed, for P. chabaudi, the capacity of inflammation to kill both hosts and gametocytes may generate negative virulence-transmission relationships (or, at a minimum, alter transmission potential for a given level of virulence).