Sentence examples for with infected material from inspiring English sources
Humans are often secondarily infected through the consumption of unpasteurized dairy products or coming into contact with infected material during animal husbandry or meat processing [ 1].
In bioassays of TSE infectivity, the possibility that trace levels of infectivity in tissues may represent postmortem or laboratory contamination of uninfected tissues with infected material has to be considered.
Others are acquired by contact with infected material.
Humans can be infected by eating meat from infected carcasses or drinking contaminated water, through the skin by contact with infected material or by insect bites, and through the lungs by inhaling spores.
Contact with infected material is a known mechanism of transmission (8– 11); for instance, among 284 cases of plague in the United States in 1970 1995 for which a mechanism of transmission could be reasonably inferred, 20% were thought to be by direct contact (24).
The disease is usually caused by viruses or occasionally by chemical exposure and can be caught several different ways -- through insect bites or contact with infected materials or by eating or drinking contaminated food.
In cases of directly US-assisted punctures, contact of the transducer with infected materials cannot be excluded.
These precautions pertain to the basic rules regarding hygiene including, wearing personal protective equipment (to protect oneself against splashing or direct contact with infected materials), safety injections as well as funeral rites.
Infection from farms could occur either through contact with escaped mink or through contact with infected materials on farms.
Contact with infected materials such as aborted foetuses, placentas, urine, manure, carcass and salvaged animals has been reported in some countries to cause human brucellosis in 60 70% of cases (6).
The sound-transmitting function of the outer ear is impaired when the ear canal becomes filled with tumour, infected material, or earwax (cerumen), so that sound cannot reach the tympanic membrane, or eardrum.
