"You should be fine if it's not transmittable," Dixit says.
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Right now, experts still don't know how long the virus is transmittable.
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There's been a lot of studies … that basically, undetectable equals un-transmittable.
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The reason some flus become human-transmittable — then while others don't remains a mystery.
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Sailors live in close proximity aboard Navy ships, and communicable diseases are easily transmittable.
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Some bird flus become human-transmittable and can proliferate around the globe with devastating consequences.
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"The rest of the country does not understand that it is not easily transmittable and easily manageable," Hanssens said.
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Mumps outbreaks are uncommon in the U.S., but the disease is easily transmittable in spaces where people have close, prolonged contact.
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The real escape, Mao's work suggests, is poetry, which tracks the mind as it moves through embodiments not transmittable by visual means.
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Minutes after they had been sent to Capitol Hill -- in an easily transmittable electronic document -- they were leaked to reporters and made public.
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This could lead to a better understanding of the risks of asymptomatic versus symptomatic infections and how long the virus remains transmittable in semen.
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That isn't best practice, particularly in the shadow of an election that was influenced, in part, by an abundance of easily transmittable fake info.
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Transmittable by mosquitoes and through sex, Zika broke out last year in Brazil and has since spread to the United States and other countries.
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The virus, which is still being studied, is not thought to be easily transmittable between humans and causes symptoms including a deadly form of pneumonia.
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Given that Zika has already been confirmed to be sexually transmittable (although sexual transmission of the virus is rare), the news is not that surprising.
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Three people have died so far from the virus, which causes pneumonia in victims and is still not thought to be easily transmittable between humans.
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But Marina also had a secret that she later revealed to everyone: She was HIV positive, but she was undetectable and thus the virus wasn't transmittable.
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That finding, if accepted, would come in stark contrast to previous media reports that suggested the virus was not easily transmittable outside of direct human contact.
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But scientists don't fully understand the sheer diversity of viruses that exist within them — or what's driving viruses to evolve into deadlier and more easily transmittable pathogens.
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Zika lives in victims' blood for up to 14 days, but can survive in sperm and is sexually transmittable for months after a bite, according to the CDC.
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When viewers have access to context, they can see us discussing our boundaries, talking about getting screened for sexually transmittable infections and chatting about how we choose partners.
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A far graver risk to public health would occur if a strain of the avian influenza virus mutated so that it became transmittable from person to person like the seasonal flu.
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The NYSNA has also said it believes that the virus is more transmittable by air than the CDC is currently claiming, and that N95 masks alone may not provide enough protection.
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You might think that such a word-centric point of view is an anachronism in the 21st century, when transmittable and carefully curated images have become the dominant form of self-expression.
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Another of the dogs identified in Friday's report "suffers from Leishmaniasis, a preventable but potentially deadly and transmittable" disease that comes from insects like mosquitoes, ticks, and fleas, according to the report.
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If they don't have access to the medical treatments that are keeping them alive, if they don't have the medications that suppress viral load and make HIV less transmittable," she says. "Well.
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Then Zika struck and the reality of those transmittable disease threats was brought even closer to home in the United States, with more than 20503,22050 cases reported and America still on high alert.
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The U.S. Olympic study could help answer some of the big unknowns surrounding Zika, particularly the relative risks of asymptomatic versus symptomatic infections, and how long the virus remains present and transmittable in semen.
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We tried to get him tested for Zika to confirm our suspicions, but we were told that the health department would only test pregnant women -- even though Zika is known to be a transmittable disease.
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Claudio Maierovitch, director of the ministry of health's transmittable diseases department, told VICE News that it was all completely predictable, because the disease is carried by the Aedes aegypti mosquito that also transmits Dengue fever.
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The disease hasn't been spotted in other areas of the world where longhorned ticks have invaded, such as Australia and New Zealand, indicating that it might take unique conditions for it to be transmittable to people.
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The town is so associated with perfume, its history and the skill involved in making it, that industry locals have applied for a place on Unesco's Intangible Cultural Heritage list, an inventory of traditions that rely on a wealth of transmittable knowledge that could be considered fragile in an increasingly globalized world.
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By way of one of the most effective and broadly transmittable media of her time, she told a kind of pastiche of a tale that could be enjoyed just as well at any single level of its narrative or critique, or at all of them at once, and remain just as cogent, just as potent.
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I tested positive in 2013, at the dawn of a new age of HIV—the age of PrEP and super antiretroviral drugs and undetectable viral loads (which simply means that your HIV meds have suppressed the virus in your body to the point where it doesn't show up on blood tests—and is highly unlikely to be transmittable to others).
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Once plague becomes pneumonic, it is significantly more contagious and is transmittable person to person.
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Infringement of right to make transmittable is unauthorized use of right to make transmittable.See Nobuhiro Nakayama, Copyright Law 459 (2008) (Japan). Against the infringement of the right to make transmittable, civil remedies and criminal punishment as mentioned below are provided under laws of Japan.
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Also HIV/AIDS is not transmittable through mosquito contact, despite being caused by a virus that can be transmitted through blood.
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The right to make transmittable is the right to make works transmittable by some technical measures including uploading the works such as cinematographic works including TV programs and films on the internet. The right was newly established by the amendment to the Copyright Act of Japan in 1997. Article 23, Paragraph 1 of the Copyright Act of Japan provides that the author shall have the exclusive right to effect a public transmission of his work (including, in the case of automatic public transmission, making his work transmittable). The provision makes it clear that the right to make transmittable as well as the right of public transmission, the right to transmit by wireless communications or wire- telecommunications that had already been protected before the amendment, shall be exclusively attributed to the author.
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Another study has shown that the methylation of the BDNF gene, which can be affected by early life stress and abuse, is also transmittable to future generations.
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Macaques can be a threat to wildlife conservation as well as to human well-being via carrying transmittable and fatal diseases. Currently, invasive species of macaques are handled with several control methods.
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As mentioned above, under the Copyright Act of Japan, right to make transmittable shall be exclusively attributed to authors of original works, and performers, producers of a phonogram, broadcasting organizations and wire-broadcasting organizations as well as authors. Accordingly, for example, as for phonograms, not only producers but also performers such as singers who performed in the phonograms exclusively shall have the right to make transmittable. As a result, to upload such phonograms on internet, it is necessary to obtain permission from all of the relevant parties who are provided with the right to make transmittable under the Copyright Act of Japan, including producers and performers who contributed to creation of the phonograms. However, it is practically very difficult since the number of such parties can be enormous.
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Infection and transmission of others can be prevented by not defecating outdoors or using human feces as fertilizer. This parasite is not transmittable directly from person to person. Pigs may be an intermediate host for N. americanus.
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Additionally, the tendency of HIV-1 virions to recombine when two subtypes infect a single cell increases its susceptibility to HIV superinfection. Further evidence of superinfection stems from the fact that nearly 10% of HIV-1 infections are associated with a transmittable recombinant strain. HIV-1 virions are divided into nine subtypes, all of which are characterized by different rates of disease progression, viral load and sensitivity to assays used in detection. When a single cell is infected by two HIV-1 subtypes, they recombine, forming a new, transmittable recombinant strain.
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Vestibular papillomatosis is not transmittable or pathological. HPV will turn white upon a vinegar application test, and vestibular papillomatosis will not. Additionally, HPV occurs in cauliflower- like clusters at the base, whereas Vestibular papillomatosis does not. It cannot be sexually transmitted.
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Unauthorized use of other's work is to obtain profit without any legitimate reason and the holder of the right to make transmittable may make a claim for unjust enrichment pursuant to Article 703 of the Civil Code of Japan.Nobuhiro Nakayama, Copyright Law 503 (2008) (Japan).
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The person who infringes the right to make transmittable shall be punishable by imprisonment with work for a term not more than ten years or by a fine of not more than ten million Yen, or by both.Copyright Act art. 119, para. 1 (Japan).
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Pinchon's casePinchon's case (1611) 9 Rep. 86 was an early court case and precedent in assumptsit. Pinchons case established that contractual liability was transmittable to an estate if the debtor had died. However, the court also held that collateral promises did die with the debtor.
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As fibromas occur more commonly in bucks, the virus is probably often transmitted during sparring. This disease appears temporary, manifesting after about 7 weeks after inoculation and lasting only about two months. Cutaneous fibromas are not transmittable to other livestock or humans if the deer is consumed.
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The life span depends on breed, lineage, and health, being highly influenced by exercise and diet. Budgerigars have been known to cause "bird fancier's lung" in sensitive people, a type of hypersensitivity pneumonitis. Apart from a handful of illnesses, diseases of the species are not transmittable to humans.
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In German speaking areas, RDT is used in the special sense of the considerably more narrowly defined Electronic Data Interchange (EDI). Systems for remote administration of facilities and remote control adjustments may use remote data transmission standards. To be transmittable, data must be appropriately prepared for the medium. For this, special hardware, e.g.
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The Copyright Act of Japan, as well as the copyright attributed to authors, provides certain special rights called "neighboring rights" for performers, producers of phonograms, broadcasting organization and wire-broadcasting organizations, which play important roles in creation and distribution of the works, in order to promote distribution by protecting their rights.See Nobuhiro Nakayama, Copyright Law 420 (2008) (Japan). Under the Copyright Act of Japan, the right to make transmittable is also provided as one of such neighboring rights of performers, producers of phonograms, broadcasting organization and wire-broadcasting organizations, as well as the right that constitutes copyright of authors. The Copyright Act of Japan provides that the right to make transmittable shall be exclusively attributed to such performers, producers of phonograms, broadcasting organization and wire-broadcasting organizations.
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It is highly transmittable especially through physical contact. Humans are also prone to becoming infested with mites. If contact with pet is cut off completely symptoms will disappear after a short amount of time because the parasites do not replicate on humans. Common infested areas in humans vary from the chest, abdomen, arms, and buttocks.
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The Right to Make Transmittable is one of several rights granted to the creators of creative works by Japanese copyright law. The law defines copyright not as a single comprehensive right but as a bundle of various rights including right of reproduction, right of performance, right of screen presentation and right of public transmission.
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Simmons & Ekarius, p. 161. orf, a disease transmittable to humans through skin contact Common forms of preventive medication for sheep are vaccinations and treatments for parasites. Both external and internal parasites are the most prevalent malady in sheep, and are either fatal, or reduce the productivity of flocks. Worms are the most common internal parasites.
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Further, under Article 28 of the Copyright Act of Japan, it is provided that the author of the original work shall have exclusive rights of the same types as those possessed by the author of the derivative work. For example, in the case where a film is made based on a story of a cinematographic work, the right to make transmittable with respect to the cinematographic work is exclusively attributed to the author of the novel as well as the author of the cinematographic work. To upload such a cinematographic work on to the internet, it is necessary to obtain approval from the author of the novel as well as the parties that have the right to make transmittable with respect to the cinematographic work, such as the author of the cinematographic work.
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The virus is transmittable through the air, such as through coughing, sneezing or touching something containing the virus. Epidemics of acute respiratory disease of pigs are caused by the virus disease, swine influenza. Swine influenza belongs to the type A of the family Orthomyxoviridae. The patients with swine influenza virus have symptoms consisting of headaches, chills, fatigue, fever, cough and sore throat.
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In the Copyright Act of Japan, there is no provision regarding compensation for damage as a remedy against infringement of the right to make transmittable. However, the holder of the right may make a claim for damages against person who infringes the right pursuant to Article 709 of the Civil Code of Japan, a provision of tort.Nobuhiro Nakayama, Copyright Law 489 (2008) (Japan).
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An infectious disease is caused by the presence of organisms such as viruses, bacteria, fungi, or parasites (either animalian or protozoan). Most of these diseases are spread directly from dog to dog, while others require a vector such as a tick or mosquito. Certain infectious diseases are a concern from a public health standpoint because they are zoonoses (transmittable to humans).
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Smallpox is a dangerous disease caused by the variola major virus. The most common type of smallpox, ordinary, historically has devastated populations with a 30% death rate. The smallpox virus is transmittable through bodily fluids and materials contaminated with infected materials. Generally, face-to-face contact is required for an individual to contract smallpox as a result of an interaction with another human.
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In 1937, Max Theiler discovered a filterable agent that was a known cause for paralysis in mice. He found the virus was not transmittable to rhesus macaques, and that only some mice developed symptoms. The virus is now referred to as Theiler's murine encephalomyelitis virus. The virus has been well characterized, and now serves as a standard model for studying multiple sclerosis.
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In the past, cases of plague in Madagascar have been bubonic and not transmittable person to person. The increase in plague cases over the last 20 years have been largely due to an increase in pneumonic plague. Pneumonic plague is transmitted person to person via infected droplets. It is often difficult to diagnose and by the time it is diagnosed, cases are usually fatal.
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1, Item 10 (Japan) With respect to the works such as TV programs, which were created mainly for broadcasting, the right to make transmittable only covers the activity of inputting information into an automatic public transmission server already connected to a telecommunications line which is provided for use by the publicCopyright Act art. 29, para. 2, Item 1 (Japan) shall be attributed to broadcasting organizations.
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The `RdpDD.sys` is the device driver and it captures the UI rendering calls into a format that is transmittable over RDP. `RdpWD.sys` acts as keyboard and mouse driver; it receives keyboard and mouse input over the TCP connection and presents them as keyboard or mouse inputs. It also allows creation of virtual channels, which allow other devices, such as disc, audio, printers, and COM ports to be redirected, i.e.
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Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research. Baboons and pigs carry myriad transmittable agents that are harmless in their natural host, but extremely toxic and deadly in humans. HIV is an example of a disease believed to have jumped from monkeys to humans. Researchers also do not know if an outbreak of infectious diseases could occur and if they could contain the outbreak even though they have measures for control.
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Throughout most of southern France, a consul ( or ') was an office equivalent to the of the north and roughly similar with English aldermen. The most prominent were those of Bordeaux and Toulouse, which came to be known as jurats and capitouls, respectively. The capitouls of Toulouse were granted transmittable nobility. In many other smaller towns the first consul was the equivalent of a mayor today, assisted by a variable number of secondary consuls and jurats.
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An infectious disease is caused by the presence of pathogenic organisms such as viruses, bacteria, fungi, or parasites (either animalian or protozoan). Most of these diseases can spread from cat to cat via airborne pathogens or through direct or indirect contact, while others require a vector such as a tick or mosquito. Certain infectious diseases are a concern from a public health standpoint because they are a Feline zoonosis and transmittable to human.
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This study was published in Science, an academic journal, in September 1994. Though Mboup is not attributed as an author of this study, he was a collaborator. Further studies through the collaboration also revealed that HIV-2 is less transmittable than HIV-1 and that women infected with HIV-2 are less likely to contract HIV-1 than those not infected. Mboup's collaboration on HIV studying Senegalese sex workers lasted over 25 years.
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A meme pool is the sum total of all memes (transmittable units of cultural ideas, practices, symbols) present in a given human population. The term is analogous to gene pool. The meme pool is in essence the matrix of the whole of the culture of a population. Because the memes of instruction of production of material culture are included, then the entire culture, including material culture and interactions between individuals is determined by information held within the meme pool.
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The Antonine and Cyprian plagues were transmitted through touch, which only added to the severity of the plagues, especially in areas of poverty. Rome had an extremely high population, and remnants of buildings suggest the average living space was very small. Many people crammed into small spaces led to very high rates of infection for transmittable diseases. The Antonine and Cyprian plagues were transmitted through touch, so a dense population rate would contribute highly to their spread.
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Knowledge of the geographic distribution of strongyloidiasis is of significance to travelers who may acquire the parasite during their stays in endemic areas. Because strongyloidiasis could theoretically be transmittable through unsanitary bedclothes care must be taken never to use unclean hotel bed sheets in endemic areas. Using plastic slippers when showering may be very important when travelling in tropical regions. Estimates of the number of people infected vary with one estimate putting the figure at 370 million worldwide.
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The virus was first visualized after an outbreak of cutaneous histiocytomas in rhesus monkeys which were kept outdoors in 1956 Yaba, Lagos Nigeria. The virus has not been yet been observed in wild animals. This virus is transmittable to humans and has been transmitted in the past through handling of the monkeys, the symptoms are generally the same observed in the monkeys. There have only been a few cases of the virus transmitting to humans, with little documentation.
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The first is collective ownership by villages of croplands in their environs. In principle, such lands belong to a village collectively under the management of the village chief or the traditional chef des terres (chief of the lands). Individual farmers hold inalienable and transmittable use rights to village lands, so long as they, their heirs, or recognized representatives cultivate the land. Outsiders can farm village lands only with the authorization of the village chiefs or chef des terres.
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Unfortunately, a good number of cockatiels of all Lutino mutations and varieties, such as Pale-faced Lutino and Opaline Lutino, are usually affected with a transmittable genetic flaw. This flaw enlarges the bald-spot below the crest, due to irresponsible excessive in-breeding and a general lack of effort, ethics and responsibility breeders to breed it out. Breeders who have been working on reducing the bald patch have been greatly successful in reducing its size. A pet lutino cockatiel.
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The center provides basic health, counseling, education and prevention services in support of Northwestern students' academic and social success. Services include physical examinations, laboratory testing and treatment for infections and transmittable diseases, immunizations, gynecological care, dental care, and mental health counseling. All students, as well as the infants and toddlers of teen parents enrolled in the Adolescent Teen Parenting Program, are eligible to receive confidential primary health care services and treatment. The emphasis is on health promotion, disease prevention and self- care.
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During World War II, Germany established brothels in Nazi concentration camps (Lagerbordell). The women forced to work in these brothels came from the Ravensbrück concentration camp,Askin, 72 Soldier's brothels (Wehrmachtsbordell) were usually organized in already established brothels or in hotels confiscated by the Germans. The leaders of the Wehrmacht became interested in running their own brothels when sexual disease spread among the soldiers. In the controlled brothels, the women were checked frequently to avoid and treat sexually transmittable infections (STI).
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Bearded seals produce distinct trills from late March to late June, with a decline in rhythmicity in late May and June. This timeline coincides with their breeding and pupping season, which is from April to May. The repetitive and transmittable nature of bearded seal trills leads researchers to believe that they are utilized for communication, likely during courtship and breeding. Males use these sounds to establish mating territories and communicate their fitness, but it is likely that females produce these sounds as well.
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In 1958, Baltazard left Institut Pasteur of Iran and was the adviser of his Iranian colleague, Mahdi Ghodsi, until 1966. In 1961, he elected a corresponding member of the Academy of Medicine, Paris. In 1966, in the Institut Pasteur in Paris, he remained in contact with his Iranian team associated with WHO and Russian and American researchers. In 1968, he became departmental head of the new medical service of epidemiology of transmittable diseases, researching and teaching at the same time.
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Such a solution, which may lead to safety problems at bridge maintenance, was for example realized at the Danish Storstrøm Bridge. It is quite likely that overhead line crossings of broad waters can be replaced with underwater cables. The overhead line crossing the Strait of Messina — which, with a span of 3646 meters, was one of the longest overhead line crossings in the world, with 200-meter pylons among the highest in the world — was replaced by a submarine cable, because of its small maximum transmittable electrical power.
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His lycanthropy was not transmittable to them in their Animagus forms, nor was he a threat to them while they were animals. Additionally, James and Sirius' Animagi (a stag and a large dog) were large enough to control a werewolf. His friends nicknamed him "Moony" for his condition. When Severus Snape became curious about where Lupin disappeared to each month, Black played a prank on him in their sixth year (although Black, James Potter and Peter Pettigrew hated Snape, Lupin claimed he had no reason to hate him until their sixth year).
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S. beef, is it safe from mad cow disease?” It was reported by MBC that Koreans carry a gene making them more susceptible to mad cow disease than Americans. This claim has since been retracted by MBC. MBC further devoted 15 out of 25 other news slots to publicizing the issue showing images of downer cows from England and U.S., and reporting information such as claiming that variant Creutzfeldt–Jakob disease (vCJD) is easily transmittable through methods including blood transfusions, eating instant noodles containing beef products and using cosmetics made with cow-derived collagen.
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It has been suggested that vivax infection of the great apes in Africa may act as a reservoir given the prevalence of Duffy antigen negative humans in this area. ;Ovale Like P. vivax, P. ovale has been shown to be transmittable to chimpanzees. P. ovale has an unusual distribution pattern being found in Africa, Myanmar the Philippines and New Guinea. In spite of its admittedly poor transmission to chimpanzees given its discontigous spread, it is suspected that P. ovale may in fact be a zooenosis with an as yet unidentified host.
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The pandemic strain of HIV-1 is closely related to a virus found in chimpanzees of the subspecies Pan troglodytes troglodytes, which live in the forests of the Central African nations of Cameroon, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, Republic of Congo (or Congo- Brazzaville), and Central African Republic. HIV-2 is less transmittable and is largely confined to West Africa, along with its closest relative, a virus of the sooty mangabey (Cercocebus atys atys), an Old World monkey inhabiting southern Senegal, Guinea-Bissau, Guinea, Sierra Leone, Liberia, and western Ivory Coast.
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The recipient has a minimal risk of contracting a transmittable disease. While the donor may test negative for HIV, such testing does not exclude the possibility that the donor has contracted HIV very recently, so the recipient faces a residual risk of exposure. However, the FDA governs this and requires full infectious disease testing no more than 30 days prior to retrieval and/or transfer. Most clinics now require, however, that donors be retested a few days prior to retrieval so the risk to the recipient is minimal.
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Another effect of the westward movement of sheep flocks in North America was the decline of wild species such as Bighorn sheep (O. canadensis). Most diseases of domestic sheep are transmittable to wild ovines, and such diseases, along with overgrazing and habitat loss, are named as primary factors in the plummeting numbers of wild sheep. Sheep production peaked in North America during the 1940s and 1950s at more than 55 million head. By 2013 the number of sheep in the United States was 10 percent what it had been in the early 1940s.
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Murphy supported selective breeding and the compulsory sterilization of those individuals who were considered mentally deficient. She believed that the mentally and socially inferior reproduced more than the "human thoroughbreds" and appealed to the Alberta Legislative Assembly for forced sterilization. In a petition, she wrote that mentally defective children were "a menace to society and an enormous cost to the state ... science is proving that mental defectiveness is a transmittable hereditary condition". She wrote to Minister of Agriculture and Health, George Hoadley that two female "feeble-minded" mental patients had already bred several offspring.
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The holder of right to make transmittable may demand that persons infringing, or presenting a risk of infringing on his right cease the infringement or not infringe, as the case may be. Article 112, Paragraph 1 of the Copyright Act of Japan. When making the demand provided for in the preceding paragraph, the holder of the right may demand the taking of measures necessary to effect the cessation or prevention of the infringement, such as the destruction of objects constituting the acts of infringement, objects made by acts of infringement, and/or machines and tools used exclusively for acts of infringement.Copyright Act art.
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This is the consequence of the amendment of the Copyright Act of Japan in 2006 which strengthened the punishment based on the opinion that gravity of the criminal punishment against infringement of intellectual property right should be equivalent to that of robbery provided in the Penal Code of Japan. From the perspective of comparative law study, it is said that the criminal punishment against robbery is grave in comparison to other countries' legal systems, and that made criminal punishment against infringement of the right to make transmittable grave in comparison to other countries' legal systems.Nobuhiro Nakayama, Copyright Law 518 (2008) (Japan).
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As of 1979, the party was combining this policy with eugenicist ideas, calling for the improvement of the quality as well as the quantity of the white British racial group. Under Tyndall's leadership, the National Front promoted eugenics, calling for the forced sterilisation of those with genetically transmittable disabilities. In party literature, it talked of improving the British 'racial stock' by removing "inferior strains within the indigenous races of the British Isles". Tyndall argued that medical professionals should be responsible for determining who to sterilise, while a lowering of welfare benefits would discourage breeding among those he deemed to be genetic inferiors.
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However, Woodward dismissed the possibility, as the rarity of the disease ruled it out from happening on a large scale, as werewolf cases were in medieval Europe. People suffering from Down syndrome have been suggested by some scholars to have been possible originators of werewolf myths. Woodward suggested rabies as the origin of werewolf beliefs, claiming remarkable similarities between the symptoms of that disease and some of the legends. Woodward focused on the idea that being bitten by a werewolf could result in the victim turning into one, which suggested the idea of a transmittable disease like rabies.
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During Tyndall's period of leadership the BNP promoted eugenics, calling for the forced sterilisation of those with genetically transmittable disabilities. In party literature, it talked of improving the British "racial stock" by removing "inferior strains within the indigenous races of the British Isles". In his magazine Spearhead, Tyndall had stated that "sub-human elements", "perverts", and "asocials" should be eliminated from Britain through "the gas chamber system". When questioned as to whether Tyndall would seek to exterminate other races if he was in power, he denied it; although not objecting to said exterminations on moral grounds, he stated that such a programme would incur international unpopularity.
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Himmler used the Ahnenerbe's research to fuel and justify the Holocaust. In a 1937 speech at Bad Tölz, Himmler announced that the bog bodies of northwestern Europe, which testified to an Iron Age tradition in which individuals were deliberately killed and deposited in bogs, must have represented the eradication of homosexuals. This was an idea that he had adopted from Ahnenerbe archaeologist Herbert Jankuhn. His adoption of this suggestion was linked to his homophobic fear that male homosexuality was transmittable and that it could spread within the ranks of the SS and other spaces of male bonding unless strong measures were implemented to prevent it.
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Griffin similarly stated that mixed-race children were "the most tragic victims of enforced multi-racism", and that the party would not "accept miscegenation as moral or normal ... we never will". In its 1983 election manifesto, the BNP stated that "family size is a private matter" but still called for white Britons who are "of intelligent, healthy and industrious stock" to have large families and thus raise the white British birth-rate. The encouragement of high birth rates among white British families continued under Griffin's leadership. Under Tyndall's leadership, the BNP promoted eugenics, calling for the forced sterilisation of those with genetically transmittable disabilities.
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The higher echelons of the Army Medical Corps, including writer Mori Ōgai, favored the German view that beriberi, a disease that caused an even heavier death toll than typhoid, was caused by an undiscovered transmittable pathogens (in contrast, British-trained doctors in the navy correctly saw it as a nutritional disorder). Prompted by their misguided view, the army distributed vast quantities of Seirogan (with their proven antiseptic properties) among the troops to be administered daily throughout the Russo-Japanese War of 1904-5. In an army medical journal of 1901 there is mention of the pill as , but in the journals of 1904-5 appears the name ., p.
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If those externalities were internalized, the producer would be incentivized to produce more. Goods with positive externalities include education (believed to increase societal productivity and well-being, though some benefits are internalized in the form of higher wages), public health initiatives (which may reduce the health risks and costs for third parties for such things as transmittable diseases) and law enforcement. Positive externalities are often associated with the free rider problem. For example, individuals who are vaccinated reduce the risk of contracting the relevant disease for all others around them, and at high levels of vaccination, society may receive large health and welfare benefits (herd immunity); but any one individual can refuse vaccination, still avoiding the disease by "free riding" on the costs borne by others.
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VOEvent is a standardized language used to report observations of astronomical events; it was officially adopted in 2006 by the International Virtual Observatory Alliance (IVOA). Though most VOEvent messages currently issued are related to supernovae, gravitational microlensing, and gamma-ray bursts, they are intended to be general enough to describe all types of observations of astronomical events, including gravitational wave events. Messages are written in XML, providing a structured metadata description of both the observations and the inferences derived from those observations. The rapid dissemination of event data with a formalized language was the original impetus for the creation of VOEvents and the network (now called VOEventNet) used to transport the messages; indeed VOEvent messages are designed to be compact and quickly transmittable over the internet.
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The Holiness Code is believed to have been written as a form to avoid sexual deviations, sexually transmittable diseases and other forms of physical illness for the people of Israel with some specified as applicable for Proselytes. Some of its teachings are still in practice in the evangelical church, however see Leviticus 18 and Biblical law in Christianity for details. Among Mainline Protestants, there is debate about how much of this passage can be applicable today since the Levitical priesthood and animal sacrifice ended in AD 70, with the destruction of Jerusalem by the Romans. Many in these groups see references to sexuality therein and as being reiterated for emphasis elsewhere in the Bible; for example, in the Epistle to the Romans.
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Further, one cannot build pylons arbitrarily high at either end of the crossing section, and there is a usually a considerable minimum height because of ships crossing under the line, so there is often a high mechanical tension in the conductors at long spans. This tension requires conductors made largely of steel, which have a worse electrical conductivity than the common overhead line conductors consisting of copper, Aldrey or aluminum-encased steel, and also limits the amount of transmittable electrical power. For this reason, for crossings with a span width of more than approximately 2 km, those in charge of construction should consider laying an underwater cable as the more practicable solution. pylon in Lake Schwerin Alternatively, it might be possible to erect one or more pylons in the water to be crossed.
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In contrast to normal pylons, the two carrying masts at both ends of the crossing are frequently equipped with flight safety lamps, and have stairways for easy access to the top. anchor portal of the River Usk crossing Overhead line crossings of rivers and straits with spans of over 2 km are frequently prohibitively expensive to build and operate; because of the danger of wind-induced oscillatory movements of the conductor cables, it is necessary either to install very large leader distances or to mount insulators between the conductors in the area of the span. Bundle conductors, which are used for almost all extra-high voltage lines, are more susceptible to oscillations from wind forces than single conductors. Therefore, single conductors must be used for the crossing section, which means the crossing section of the power line determines the maximum transmittable power.
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The search for a stronger remedy against this disease was made more difficult because most animals are immune to it: it was thus not possible to experiment possible cures and study their likely side effects. The sexually transmittable Treponema pallidum (the syphilis germ), detected by two German biologists, Schaudinn and Hoffmann, affects only the human racewhere it resides in sperm, ulceration and cancers that it is able to causeand, as it will be later discovered, some anthropoid apes, especially chimpanzees. Both Roux and Metchnikoff, consequent to the discovery that this type of ape can be contaminated with the illness, contributed with their research in creating a vaccine, while Bordet and Wassermann elaborated a solution that was able to expose the germ’s presence in human blood. Even though it was not yet a completely reliable solution, it represented a noteworthy evolution compared to the previous medicines used against syphilis.
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Accordingly, to upload cinematographic works on internet, it is basically necessary to obtain approval from relevant authors, performers, producers of phonograms, broadcasting organization and wire-broadcasting organizations. Under Article 92-2, Paragraph 2, Item 2 of the Copyright Act of Japan, performers shall not have the right to make transmittable with respect to their performance recorded on cinematographic works except sound recordings. Under the Copyright Act of Japan, basically, rights of performers are established under the principle that performers should collect compensation for their performance in a lump sum when they first permit their performance to be utilized, and the allocation of profits obtained by utilizing their performance afterwards should be determined by the agreement that performers should enter into at that time. Such principle is established in purpose of promoting the distribution of works by gathering the rights on fewer numbers of people and preventing complicated legal relations from arising due to the large numbers of people related to the works.
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With respect to civil remedies, there is not material difference between U.S. legal system and Japanese legal system with respect to the remedies against infringement of copyright, considering actually almost same kind of actions may be taken by the owner of right as civil remedies under both legal systems. However, there are some differences between each system such as that there is not any provision regarding compensation for damage in the Copyright Act of Japan while there is such provision in the Copyright Act of the United States. On the contrary, with respect to criminal punishment, there is material difference between U.S. legal system and Japanese legal system with respect to gravity of sentence. Under the Copyright of Japan, the person who infringes the right to make transmittable shall be punishable by imprisonment with work for a term not more than ten years notwithstanding type of offense, while under the Copyright Act of the United States, the person who infringes copyright shall be punishable by imprisonment whose length can differ depending on type of offense and other conditions provided in the act.
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