Sentence examples for urban infestation from inspiring English sources

In 2006, San Juan had the highest levels of domestic and peridomestic infestation with T. infestans (35% and 21%, respectively), including urban infestation (9 ).

A systemic sampling procedure [ 7] allowed us to collect enough data to demarcate the catchment areas for diarrhea within the city and to interpret the epidemiological aspects of Giardia infestation in an urban region of this developing country.

In conclusion, our study documents the broad extent of bed bug infestations in an urban environment.

This study delineates the broad extent of a recent resurgence of bed bug infestations in an urban environment.

"It also makes it so that a community does not lose its entire urban canopy if there is an infestation".

This sudden rise in vaccine demand was due to the large epidemic of yellow fever in tropical South America, caused by the increase of Aedes aegypti infestation levels in many urban cities, in addition to the frequent movement of susceptible individuals from yellow fever-free to endemic areas [ 7].

Rodent infestations predominantly affect the urban poor because conditions in poor communities promote rodent breeding, such as poor sanitation and drainage, open drains, uncollected solid waste, improper storage of food and overcrowding of homes [ 1, 2].

Satellite populations that are both distant from the core EAB infestation and close to large urban areas caused more economic costs in our simulations than did other satellites.

Of the 10 I. scapularis infested birds, the majority (8) came from urban green spaces (0.28% I. scapularis infestation prevalence across all green spaces), and the minority (2) came from residential sites (0.06% prevalence; z value = 2.2, p = 0.03).

With climate change predicted to increase levels of pest infestations and pesticide use in poor urban communities [ 37], it is important to promote the use of alternative non-toxic rodent control methods.

The pesticide exposures of mothers and children in these urban communities occurred mainly due to insect and rodent infestations in poor-quality housing.