Transmittable

Amaechi, while speaking on the reopening of train services, also said there was a need to maintain social distancing and ensure that COVID-19 would not be transmittable among passengers.

Exactly what happens to your plasma after donation depends on where you donate, but it will undergo tests to identify transmittable diseases, per F.D.A. regulations.

In addition to being more easily transmittable, it appears that people who manage to recover from it are at a higher risk of contracting coronavirus again, which is certainly not the cheeriest development.

The spread of the virus has not changed, the virus remains deadly and it is still easily transmittable among people who are in close contact with each other.

You could try broaching the subject of a dental dam (a barrier generally used to reduce the possibility of passing sexually transmittable infections) to see if that solves the hygiene concern.

He said, “What excuse will the school authorities give should these students contract some transmittable diseases from the barbing exercise?

Because strongyloidiasis is transmittable by textiles, such as bedclothes and clothing, care must be taken never to use hotel bed sheets in endemic areas.

Funding may be available in “exceptional circumstances” – for example if a male partner has a transmittable infection or one partner is affected by cancer treatment.

Harry feels physically ill after this episode and is accosted by the Fly, who assumes he has a sexually transmittable disease ( STD ) and wants to publish the scandal.

The capitouls of Toulouse were granted transmittable nobility.