Sentence examples for transmittable by from inspiring English sources
Scientists knew it spread via blood and was not transmittable by any sort of casual contact, but as recently as 1983, the American Medical Association had thought that "Evidence Suggests Household Contact May Transmit AIDS", and the belief that the disease could easily spread persisted.
Thus, neither down-stream effectors of DAZL produced by the wildtype donor cells, nor other procedural effects of the transplant were sufficient to stimulate development of functional spermatozoa from DAZL-deficient rats to levels readily transmittable by natural breeding.
However, students with tattoos were found to be less aware of the risks of the blood-borne infectious diseases potentially transmittable by body art tools.
This mechanism would favor selection of some viruses, such as Norwalk virus, over other viruses that are unable to bind to the oyster and would not be transmittable by this intermediary host.
Our definition of infectious disease knowledge is somewhat arbitrary, as we awarded the respondents a score according to what we thought were the main blood-borne diseases transmittable by body art.
However, 46.8% of them could not differentiate between HIV and AIDS, 30.9% believed HIV was transmittable by mosquito bites, 30.6% believed condom usage would not lower HIV risk and 39.5% believed showering or washing genitals after sexual intercourse could lower the risk.
Dr. Janzen, 63, said that his collection of pictures of caterpillars "simply isn't transmittable except by using the Internet".
Tuberculosis (TB) is one of the transmittable diseases caused by the bacteria, Mycobacterium tuberculosis.
And evidence now suggests that Lyme may be transmittable not only by tick bite, but through sexual contact.
If the message seeps in that AIDS does not spread by a transmittable virus, people may ignore admonitions to practice safe sex.
Once these viruses become transmittable from human-to-human by adaption to their new host, a new influenza pandemic is imminent.
