Sentence examples for vector range from inspiring English sources
The scattering vector range, ~0.004 < Q(=4π sinθ/) < ~0.17° Å−1 where 2θ is the scattering angle presented here was collected from two detector distances: 3 and 9 m corresponding to neutron wavelengths of 4.45 and 8.28 Å.
Recent findings demonstrated that the vector range of rickettsiae is not fully established [33].
An emerging zoonoses is a zoonosis that is newly recognized or newly evolved, or that has occurred previously but shows an increase in incidence or expansion in geographic, host, or vector range [8].
In this context, an EcDNA carrying ORF3 and propagating among polyphagous phytoplasmas possibly contributed to widen the insect vector range.
RT and HT data at 300 °C were collected for 920 and 1135 μA h, respectively, over the same scattering vector range, 0.3 ≤ Q ≤ 50 Å.
Whether or not disease in humans is a result of these climate-induced alterations of vector range depends on many other factors, such as land-use practices, human behaviour, human population density and adequacy of the public health response.
In contrast, the standard deviation (at the 99% confidence level based on the t-distribution) of the magnitude and direction of each velocity vector ranged from ±0.13 to ±0.21 m/day and ±1.0° to ±2.2°, respectively, for GPS buoy (E), and ±0.12 to ±0.33 m/day and ±0.9° to ±3.2°, respectively, for GPS buoy (W).
The titer of AAV2/1 vector ranged from 5.0 × 10 to 1.5 × 10 genome copies/ml.
Warmer winters and high-latitude warming occurring twice as fast as overall warming —are already contributing to shifts and expansions of vector ranges.
However, and lastly, losing some genetic material (kinetoplastic maxicircles) made this parasite more efficient in terms of host and vector ranges.
It follows, therefore, that changes in climate will alter the spatial and temporal dynamics of DENV ecology, potentially increasing vector ranges, lengthening the duration of vector activity, and increasing the mosquito's infectious period by shortening the EIP.
