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Significats de disease vectors en anglès

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insecto vector
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malaltia vectorial

Agent that carries and transmits an infectious pathogen into another living organism.

        malaltia vectorial
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        Examples for "vector"
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        Background: Aedes albopictus is a major vector for several tropical infectious diseases.
        Pubmed
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        He'll see our vector changes, and start trying to change his pivot.
        Beyond The Frontier: Steadfast
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        Your right thumb points in the direction of the angular velocity vector.
        Wired
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        Support vector machines are then used to perform a pair-wise lesion classification.
        Pubmed
        5
        The motion vector was the spatial moving of the target centroid position.
        Pubmed
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        AaegL5 will catalyse new biological insights and intervention strategies to fight this deadly disease vector.
        Pubmed
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        On the tube you are forced to share breathing space with every phlegmy disease vector from here to Uxbridge.
        The Intimate Adventures of a London Call Girl
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        This study provides a comprehensive analysis of I. ricinus SG transcriptome and contributes significant genomic information about this important disease vector.
        Pubmed
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        Widely blamed for being a disease vector in the spread of the novel coronavirus, bats have a bit of a PR problem at the moment.
        Radio NZ
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        Disease transmission is directly tied to the spatial distribution of disease vectors.
        Pubmed
        Ús de disease vectors en anglès
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        Triatoma sordida is among the main Brazilian species considered as Chagas disease vectors.
        Pubmed
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        Containment of any possible disease vectors was thus maintained.
        Phantoms
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        Taken together, pgSIT offers to potentially transform our ability to control insect agricultural pests and disease vectors.
        Pubmed
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        As humans increasingly encroach on wildlife habitats, they are coming into more frequent contact with bats and other zoonotic disease vectors.
        The Guardian
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        Recent studies of disease vectors indicate that gene regulation by these factors can be important for susceptibility to pathogens, reproduction, immunity, development, and longevity.
        Pubmed
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        The direct health impacts stem from hazards like heat-waves, droughts and storms; the indirect impacts come from exposures to disease vectors, air and water pollution.
        The South African
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        Disease transmission is directly tied to the spatial distribution of disease vectors.
        Pubmed