Sentence examples for vector range of from inspiring English sources

Recent findings demonstrated that the vector range of rickettsiae is not fully established [33].

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.

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.

Cells were transduced with different concentrations of the vector ranging from 2 to 10 ng of p24 per well, which had been assessed previously to be non-cytotoxic using the LVV-wt IN.

Warmer winters and high-latitude warming occurring twice as fast as overall warming —are already contributing to shifts and expansions of vector ranges.

For all bdLVs, the expression titer of concentrate vector ranged between 1 and 3 × 10 TU/ml and infectivity was in the range of 2 to 4 × 10 TU/ng of p24.

The titer of AAV2/1 vector ranged from 5.0 × 10 to 1.5 × 10 genome copies/ml.

Again, the longer and shallower hysteresis loop occurring for anopheline compared to culicine filariasis implies that vector control may be of more importance to sustaining the elimination of the former host-parasite-vector system given the wider range of vector biting values at which a small fluctuation in parasite levels can lead to the re-emergence of the endemic state (Fig. 6).

Spacecraft launched to date have used ion thrusters mounted on gimbals to control the thrust vector within a range of about ±5°.

The physical diffusion is calculated as, D_{i} = D_{hbox{max} }.delta (22 where Dmax is the maximum diffusion speed and δ is random direction vector in the range of [− 1, 1].

Paaijmans et al. (2009) analyzed development time of Plasmodium falciparum parasites in relation to that of its vector under a range of diurnal temperature fluctuations.