Sentence examples for transmission replication from inspiring English sources

Andrew Rubin argues that this transfer reshaped the postwar literary space and he shows how, during this time, new and efficient modes of cultural transmission, replication, and travel--such as radio and rapidly and globally circulated journals--completely transformed the position occupied by the postwar writer and the role of world literature.

The relationship between stress and pathogen transmission, replication, persistence, and shedding in hosts and vectors is poorly studied.

High animal densities (> 25,000 chickens per building) on floor pens and warm surroundings are favorable for a high transmission, replication and accumulation of Eimeria spp. [ 13].

Thus, the TD that we observe here may still be due to strong chance fluctuations in transmission; replication is required to support the conclusion that there is TD in the region.

The occurrence of two highly similar but distinct lineages in WEAU could have resulted either from co-transmission of two closely related viruses, or from outgrowth of a random mutation that occurred in an early post-transmission replication [15]; while our data do not allow us to decide conclusively between these alternatives, several lines of reasoning argue for a single transmission.

Vector competence refers to the intrinsic permissiveness of an arthropod for the infection, replication, and transmission of a virus (20, 21).

The transmission and replication phenotype can be further improved by providing the virus with a gene constellation more adapted for replication in ferrets.

Both incidents, he explains, involved the transmission and replication of information -- a biological pathogen in one case, ideas coded in patterned ink in another.

Much effort has been placed in understanding the dynamics of virus transmission and replication in both organisms, but little is known about the global impact of DENV on metabolic pathways.

Consequently, crop producers must combine several different tactics to achieve effective levels of protection against the transmission and replication of viruses.

All these effectively accounts for a successful viral transmission and replication within BASCs causing continued deterioration of lung tissues and apparent loss of capacity for lung repair.