Sentence examples for uninfected population from inspiring English sources

Laboratory cage tests demonstrated the ability of wAlbB to spread into an A. aegypti population after seeding of an uninfected population with infected females, reaching infection fixation within seven generations.

Moreover, all populations are in an area vulnerable to dieback, so even the uninfected population is considered under threat.

Firstly, monogamous populations may be relatively less stable compared to an unbiased parasite (Fig. 4); these dynamics can also be compared with the uninfected population (Figs. 1A, 1C).

These results together show that gene flow between an infected and an uninfected population is reduced in both directions but that this reduction is asymmetric.

The resulting asymmetric gene flow reduction between the populations, however, affects the pattern of adaptation in the Wolbachia host; adaptation is favored in the uninfected population but impeded in the infected population.

As shown in the results, the effective migration rate from an infected to an uninfected population is approximately m(1−lCI) and therefore generally results in higher gene flow reduction.

But the success of "pre-exposure prophylactics," as this approach is known, comes with questions: why give drugs to uninfected populations when, in so much of the world, there are people already infected who cannot get access to them?

T cell responses against HIV-1 have been identified in a number of exposed uninfected populations.

In contrast, local pathogen dispersal is likely to reduce the probability of subsequent disease spread because it increases the spatial segregation of infected and uninfected populations.

Data was analyzed by the SPADE software and other novel statistical algorithms that were designed to detect phenotypic and signaling changes within and between the infected and uninfected populations.

A counter example is the spread of Wolbachia in uninfected populations of Drosophila simulans in uninfected North American populations [33].