The stimulusmight be stress, co-inf

The stimulus
might be stress, co-infection and change in food sources and
pregnancy as displayed in vivo and in vitro investigations[20,21].
This hypothesis describes the infrequent nature and periodicity of
EHF in Africa. Mammalian species including NHP vulnerable to
infection are considered as the dead end hosts. The probabilities of
seasonal outcome on introduction of ebola virus infection have also
been proposed[22,23]. The future studies require consideration of the
level of infections of ebola viruses in fruit or insectivorous bats in
areas prevalent for these viruses. Issues such as virus pathology and
perseverance in bats, conceivable activation process of insistent virus
and possible transmission routes required to be monitored by field
and experimental investigations. Other possible reservoir species and
a role for potential augmenting hosts, particularly after the detection
of Reston ebola virus in pigs in the Philippines should also be
investigated[24].

ผลลัพธ์ (อังกฤษ) 2:

The stimulus
might be Stress, co-infection and Change in Food sources and
displayed in Vivo and in vitro as Pregnancy Investigations [20,21].
This hypothesis describes the nature and infrequent PERIODICITY of
EHF in Africa. Mammalian species including NHP Vulnerable to
infection are considered as the Dead End Hosts. The probabilities of
outcome on seasonal Introduction of Ebola Virus infection have also
been Proposed [22,23]. Future Studies Require the consideration of the
level of infections of viruses Ebola in Fruit or Insectivorous bats in
prevalent areas for these viruses. Issues such as Virus and Pathology
in PERSEVERANCE bats, conceivable Activation Process of Insistent Virus
Transmission routes possible and required to be monitored by Field
Investigations and experimental. Other possible Reservoir species and
a potential role for augmenting Hosts, particularly after the Detection
of Ebola Reston Virus in Pigs in the Philippines should also be
investigated [24].

ผลลัพธ์ (อังกฤษ) 3:

The stimulus.Might be stress co-infection and, change in food sources and.Pregnancy as displayed in vivo and in vitro investigations 20 21 [,].This hypothesis describes the infrequent nature and periodicity of.EHF in Africa. Mammalian species including NHP vulnerable to.Infection are considered as the dead end hosts. The probabilities of.Seasonal outcome on introduction of Ebola virus infection have also.Been proposed [,]. The 22 23 future studies require consideration of the.Level of infections of Ebola viruses in fruit or insectivorous bats in.Areas prevalent for these viruses. Issues such as virus pathology and.Perseverance, in bats conceivable activation process of insistent virus.And possible transmission routes required to be monitored by field.And experimental investigations. Other possible reservoir species and.A role for potential augmenting hosts particularly after, the detection.Of Reston Ebola virus in pigs in the Philippines should also be.24 investigated [].