Sentence examples for would transmission from inspiring English sources

Although a diesel power plant option is not likely, Mazda said, the company's high-compression 2-liter and 2.5-liter Skyactiv 4-cylinder gasoline engines will be options for the new Mazda 3. Jeremy Barnes, a spokesman for Mazda, said that specific horsepower and fuel economy numbers would be available in a few weeks, as would transmission options, pricing and an unveiling of the new sedan model.

We therefore hypothesized that the malaria positive fractions in children <1 year of age (hereafter 'MPF<1yr') <span class="lh">would measure transmission intensity without the offsetting of acquired immunity, and that unstable transmission would result in higher risk of malaria in older children.

Treating an HIV positive woman presenting with abnormal vaginal discharge would reduce transmission of HIV virus to her sexual partners and perinatal HIV transmission.

This would reduce transmission and the severe forms of congenital infection.

Any node ready to transmit would attempt transmission on this frame mark but would have to detect any collisions caused by another station also attempting a transmission.

And the World Health Organization's pandemic planning assumed that the drug would cut transmission of the virus.

A fifth theory relates to virological differences among the subtypes of H.I.V. circulating within Africa that would favor transmission of one over the other.

The critical bottleneck in the plan would be transmission.

The point from which the UE would receive transmission in single point mode is defined as the serving/fallback point.

Under their model assumptions, immediate presentation at onset of symptoms would reduce transmission effectively.

This would prevent transmission of MEPs, but suppression via antidromic activation and recurrent inhibition would remain unaffected.