Examples of transmissible

• CJD in humans and mad cow disease in cattle belong to a family of diseases called Transmissible Spongiform Encephalopathies, or TSEs.

• Cancer is not infectious or transmissible. It's not something you catch from somebody.

• The disease was known to be transmissible to man, and is peculiarly unpleasant and swiftly fatal in its acute form.

• Let us therefore postpone the discussion of the ethical aspects of possible future discoveries of transmissible gene therapy for personality traits!

• We might rather consider it produced - as a transmissible social fact - by psychoanalytic theory and practice.

• They also possessed multiple antimicrobial resistances, which were encoded by a transmissible plasmid, and showed mostly identical genomic pulsed-field gel electrophoretic patterns.

• But the transmissible character trait targeted by the intervention remains one on which there is agreement regardless of differing ideals of human perfection.

• In general, transmissible agent, host and environment are the three factors that affect the epidemiology of communicable diseases.

• Moreover, the more transmissible the pathogen, the greater the incentive is to make personal investments for control.

• Protecting patrons and bathers from transmissible illnesses such as cryptosporidiosis is in the interest of both pool management and public health.

• We will also show that the multiple antimicrobial resistance was encoded on a transmissible plasmid.

• All these infections are also transmissible by the transfusion of blood and blood products.

• Under experimental conditions the virus has also been shown to be transmissible orally but there is no evidence of this route of infection in humans.

• A transmissible trematode affects the direction and rhythm of movement in a marine gastropod.

• The epidemic curve in school outbreaks may span several months, again indicating that the infection is not highly transmissible.

• To elucidate transmissible routes of this disease, more highly discriminatory typing methods that can divide the identical serotype are necessary.

• Perhaps island populations select for intensely transmissible strains.