Sentence examples for transmission serving from inspiring English sources

In all, 22 index patients who transmitted the disease were analysed as "cases", against 76 index patients with no identifiable secondary transmission serving as the "controls".

The data transmission serves to collect field's meteorological information, such as temperature, humidity and radiation.

A second motor in the transmission serves as a starter for the V6 and handles regenerative braking during deceleration.

The scenarios were assessed in terms of average sum rate of the cluster, and traditional single cell transmission served as a baseline for comparison.

When cohorts with the vertical transmission rate at 0.1% overlap, inter-cohort cofeeding transmission serves as the major route (Fig. 6A): the pathogen is transmitted from nymphs to larvae via cofeeding, the infected larvae become infected nymphs (via trans-stadial transmission), which then transmit the pathogen to the larvae of the next generation.

The PRP (0% light transmission) and PPP (100% light transmission) served as reference.

Within the brain Zn2+ plays a role in synaptic transmission, serves as an endogenous neuromodulator and is important for nucleic acid metabolism and brain microtubule growth (Pfeiffer and Braverman, 1982).

The influence of cultural and linguistic diversity on secondary transmission served as a proxy for a range of social and environmental determinants of intrahousehold transmission of pandemic (H1N1) 2009 transmission, including recognition and understanding of health promotion messages and access to antiviral treatment and prophylaxis during the containment stages of the AHMPPI.

The National Grid Group said yesterday that it had been appointed independent manager of a new electricity transmission company serving 11 states and a population two-thirds the size of the entire British market.

At each time slot t, the M-LWDF scheduler aims at choosing the best combination of queueing delay and potential transmission rate, serving the users that maximize the sum of marginal utility functions given by [36] U ( t ) = ∑ m = 1 N m χ m ( t ) W HOL, m ( t ) R m ( t ) r ̄ m ( t ).

These observations gather evidence in favor of the premise that acquired tick-immunity may target additional events redundant for feeding but critical for pathogen transmission and provokes the possibility that immunity against tick proteins critical for transmission can serve as a novel approach to block microbial transmission.