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Significats de fomite en anglès
Any inanimate object (as a towel or money or clothing or dishes or books or toys etc.) that can transmit infectious agents from one person to another.
Any inanimate object that, when contaminated with or exposed to infectious agents (such as pathogenic bacteria, viruses or fungi), can transfer disease to a new host.
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Examples for "fomes"
Examples for "fomes"
1
Wherefore though Christ assumed them, He did not assume the fomes.
2
Therefore it was unfitting that the fomes should be entirely taken away from her.
3
Therefore by the sanctification in the womb she was not absolutely cleansed from the fomes.
4
Therefore the fomes was not entirely removed from her.
5
And in respect of this, it may be said that He purified her entirely from the fomes.
Ús de fomite en anglès
1
Our fomite-specimens were finding ways to communicate and connive behind our backs.
2
The very idea had been enough to shatter some of the viral-fomite alliances.
3
Direct contact between pigs and cattle and fomite transfer between rooms was prevented.
4
The fomite logic would eventually demand more, and more-forthe sake of the Cure!
5
The discoverer of the first recovered fomite-artifact hovered near the group, granting Hamish a slight nod.
6
A battle machine would help one of the crystal fomite factions to win, by eliminating its competition.
7
We are still learning about fomite transmission.
8
This is the first study to demonstrate the persistence of TV in environmental waters and on fomite surfaces.
9
I showed an image of that pile of older probes to some of the fomite artifacts in our possession.
10
At that time, he did not view catching COVID-19 from inanimate objects, known as fomite transmission, as a serious risk.
11
This will help humanity to further compare stories told by different fomite factions, getting more of them debating each other.
12
The carvings also depicted something else-theplague of fomite viroids, portrayed as little packets of peril, crisscrossing the Rosetta Wall.
13
While fomite (surface) transmission has potential, if surfaces are being cleaned down properly with disinfectants then it shouldn't really be an issue.
14
Transmission by the aerosol route is likely; it appears unlikely that either fomite or ballistic droplet transmission could explain a substantial fraction of the cases.
15
This wasn't even illegal-Geraldand his co-conspirators were fully empowered to try whatever measures they saw fit, in seeking a way out of the fomite-trap
16
But by adopting the fomites' technology, they became partners in the infection.
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