Sentence examples for wave of transmission from inspiring English sources

So a second wave of transmission continued.

The second wave of transmission occurred when a 28 year old male visitor of a patient admitted to the Emergency Room of PGI, Chandigarh reportedly came in contact with the relatives of the index case on 10 February 2002.

The first wave of plague transmission which took 16 lives of residents was followed by a second wave of transmission in a ward of a tertiary care hospital where one visitor acquired it from the relatives of the index case and succumbed to it.

The first wave of plague transmission which took 16 lives of residents was followed by a second wave of transmission in a ward of a tertiary care hospital where one visitor acquired it from relatives of the index case and succumbed.

In this work, the effects of variables such as initial carded web mass, needle penetration depth, punch density, and the frequency of incident sound wave on transmission of sound through polypropylene needle-punched nonwovens were investigated.

We hypothesized that the observed epidemic shifts might be caused by displacement of endemic variants attributable to a large seeding event with a variant that subsequently spread through the population by secondary and tertiary waves of transmission, or possibly by a smaller seeding event of a highly transmissible new variant, generated by genetic mutation or recombination.

The new information, he said, "shows a typical epidemic curve of successive waves of transmission of a disease that is transmitted person to person," referring to graphs that epidemiologists construct to plot the progress of outbreaks.

In countries with low levels of HAV, the main risk comes from travel, secondary waves of transmission in households and schools, and (ongoing and sometimes epidemic) transmission among men who have sex with men (MSM) (3 – 11 ).

Of the 26 outbreaks, 9 were limited to 1 generation of spread from the source case-patient to that person's direct contacts; the other 17 cases had further waves of transmission beyond the source case-patient.

The in-plane wave vector of transmission diffraction, k ∥ sub, can be obtained by k ∥ sub = k 0 sin θ + n 1 t 1 + n 2 t 2, (7).

They also found evidence of a recent and unreported wave of H58 transmission in many countries in Africa, which may represent an ongoing epidemic.