Examples of using Pathogenic agent in English and their translations into Spanish
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Pathogenic agent(causes the disease e.g. a bacterium, virus or fungus).
A previously unrecognised pathogenic agent or disease diagnosed for the first time.
A new pathogen resulting from the evolution or change of an existing pathogenic agent, or.
Virus A small pathogenic agent capable of infecting host cells.
If rolled nets are not completely dry they will retain moisture which may enhance survival of the pathogenic agent.
Report of the Meeting of the OIE Ad Hoc Group on Diseases/ Pathogenic Agent Notification on a new OIE List of Diseases.
Emerging disease/pathogenic agent if there are findings that are of epidemiological significance to other countries.
The type of evidence to demonstrate infection will depend on the aetiological pathogenic agent and potential host species under consideration.
When the pathogenic agent is unknown, use the clinical signs that best describe the event(e.g. kidney syndrome) to name the disease.
When importing aquatic animals from a country not free of a specific pathogenic agent, a lifelong period would be appropriate.
Ad hoc Group on diseases/ pathogenic agent notification on a new OIE list of terrsestrial animal diseases Appendix XXVIII.
Application of disinfectants This phase involves the application of chemical compounds orphysical processes that are appropriate to inactivate the target pathogenic agent.
Criteria to determine whether the aetiological pathogenic agent has been adequately identified using a technique(as described in Article X.X.5.);
Susceptibility may include clinical or non-clinical infection butdoes not include mechanical vectors i.e. species that may carry the pathogenic agent without replication.
When the pathogenic agent is unknown, use the clinical signs that best describe the event(e.g. acute equine respiratory syndrome) to name the disease.
Combined disinfection methods Combined disinfection methods should be considered whereverthey are synergistic and provide a higher assurance of effective pathogenic agent inactivation.
Where there is a Contaminated risk of pathogenic agent, effluent water from well-boats should be disinfected prior to discharge refer to Article 4.3.10.
The Code Commission discussed the transmission of the organism via semen with an expert who was of the view that this pathogenic agent was appropriately addressed through the routine addition of antibiotics to semen.
In Canada, the pathogenic agent was isolated in American bison, reindeer and caribou, as well as in aquatic mammals, including beluga whale, narwhal and ringed seal.
For diseases not listed by the OIE, if there is a case of an emerging disease or pathogenic agent should there be findings that are of epidemiological significance to other countries.
Assume the pathogenic agent is present, and explore options within a reasonable period of time to ascertain its presence or absence with a sufficient level of confidence.
He also took part in the development in the first immune serum against the bubonic plague(black pest),in collaboration with the discoverer of its pathogenic agent, Yersinia pestis, by Alexandre Yersin(1863-1943), and went to Portugal to study and to help fight an epidemic at Oporto.
Susceptibility of pathogenic agents toheat treatment varies significantly, therefore, the characteristics of the target pathogenic agent should be taken into consideration.
Outlining the importance of Veterinary Services, he commented"Strengthening animal disease surveillance systems world-wide is essential for tracking the evolution of the pathogenic agent, which is crucial for the prevention of any future global crisis associated with emerging animal diseases potentially transmissible to humans.
Commodities treated in a manner that inactivates the pathogenic agent e.g. boiled, canned or pasteurised products and some ready-to-eat meals; and crayfish oil and crayfish meal intended for use in feed; d frozen crayfish products that have been subjected to -20 C or lower temperatures for at least 72 hours under study.
Assume that until otherwise demonstrated, either the pathogenic agent is likely to be present in these zones or compartments, or the commodity is likely to be derived from other areas in the exporting country.
I therefore convened an Ad hoc Group on Terrestrial Animal Disease/Pathogenic Agent Notification, comprised of internationally renowned experts, to support the OIE Animal Health Information Department in defining criteria to determine whether a given disease should be included in the OIE list.
Commodities treated in a manner that inactivates the pathogenic agent e.g. boiled, canned or pasteurised products and some ready-to-eat meals; and crustacean oil and crustacean meal intended for use in feed; c crustacean products made non-infectious through processing as dry feed(e.g. pelleted or extruded feed) under study.
Stage 2: criteria to determine whether the aetiological pathogenic agent has been adequately identified for identification of the aetiological agent The aetiological pathogenic agent should be identified and confirmed in accordance with the methods described in Section 7(corroborative diagnostic criteria) of the relevant disease chapter in the Aquatic Manual, or other methods that have been demonstrated to be equivalent.
