Примеры использования To pathogens на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Improved health condition and resistance to pathogens.
Regulatory controls over access to pathogens in most countries remain inadequate.
Cypher beetles have an extraordinary resistance to pathogens.
Increased susceptibility to pathogens and pests, change in fungistatic phenolics.
The increasing ability to confer drug resistance to pathogens; .
The increasing capacity to confer unusual serological responses to pathogens significantly hampering diagnosis and subsequent treatment;
Key words: plant growth regulators, the small regulatory si/miRNA,the plant resistance to pathogens.
Thanks to its composition it increases the crop quantity and quality,resistance to pathogens and the resistance of plants to drought and high temperatures.
Working with authorities is essential to… improve protection against deliberate exposure to pathogens.
However, where wastewater is not even confined and people are exposed to pathogens, lack of wastewater management has negative impacts.
Echinacea extract stimulates the immune response andinflammation increases the resistance to pathogens.
As the growing season progresses, exposure to pathogens increases and the inspector should be aware of environmental conditions, such as temperature and moisture, which may influence disease levels.
The identification of mechanisms to overcome both vaccine-generated andnatural host immunity to pathogens;
Preventing unauthorised access to pathogens and sensitive materials and equipment had been recognised by States Parties as important in 1991 at the Third Review Conference BWC/CONF. III/23.
Human interferon beta(left)is released by lymphocytes in response to pathogens to trigger the immune system.
Along with a dependency on antibiotics, our gut health suffers, the result is a high sensitivity to the foods we consume andweakened resistance to pathogens.
A distinctive feature of these varieties on a par with high yield is a pest resistance to pathogens, environmental flexibility, excellent taste and cooking quality, high heat-and drought tolerance.
In addition to eutrophication, atmospheric Nr causes direct foliar damage, acidification andincreased susceptibility to pathogens 20.3.
The low diversity of bacterial species in this COPD phenotype decreases their resistance to pathogens[17] and can severely complicate the course of COPD in patients with the"mixed" phenotype.
Biosafety… is the set of practices andtechnologies aimed at protecting people from the hazards of occupational exposures to pathogens and toxins.
Using a method developed for evaluation of spring barley resistance to helminthosporiosis pathogens sources of resistance to pathogens and pests were identified, thereby creating varieties with genetic protection against a complex of noxious organisms.
For instance, if everyone makes their children blue-eyed and blond-haired along with other preset parameters, for example, metabolism or body proportions,that can lead to human populations becoming vulnerable to pathogens that exploit the uniformity of the species.
VERMYBIOMAH has the ability of natural immune-boosting product that quickly responds to pathogens by inhibiting their development throughout the plant and not allowing disease to develop rapidly, and therefore the use of pesticides can be reduced to 25.
Thus these two papers together presaged the modern sense of the role of DAMPs and redox reviewed here, important apparently for both plant andanimal resistance to pathogens and the response to cellular injury or damage.
These developments include, inter alia, increased capacity to manipulate the pathogenicity, host-specificity, transmissibility, resistance to drugs, orability to overcome host immunity to pathogens; to synthesize pathogens and toxins without cultivation of microorganisms or using other natural sources; to identify new mechanisms to disrupt the healthy functioning of humans, animals and plants; and to develop novel means of delivering biological agents and toxins.
The WHO Laboratory Biosafety Manual(LBM) considers biosafety to be"the containment principles, technologies andpractices that are implemented to prevent unintentional exposure to pathogens and toxins, or their accidental release.
The proposal in document -/C.3/R.568 to revise paragraph 6.9(e) was adopted,with modifications to apply the paragraph to biological products as well and to refer to pathogens rather than to infectious substances see annex 1.
In the context of countering bio-terrorism, measures to prevent intentional theft, misuse, diversion or release of pathogens and toxins(biosecurity),as well as preventive measures against the accidental exposure to pathogens and toxins(biosafety).
States Parties agreed that some of the developments reviewed have the potential for uses contrary to the provisions of the Convention, including manipulating the pathogenicity, host-specificity, transmissibility, resistance to drugs, orability to overcome host immunity to pathogens, and increasing the production efficiency and the effectiveness of biological weapons agents.
WHO/Europe coordinates activities related to pathogen analysis through the global Especially Dangerous Pathogens Laboratory Network EDPLN.