transmittable

IPA: trænzmˈɪtʌbʌɫ

Examples of "transmittable" in Sentences

What we don't know is if any HPV in it was potentially transmittable.
Then, improved communications made information about these sins more easily transmittable.
Fact: Dandruff may be a response to fungus, but it doesn't appear to be transmittable between people.
Their mission is to reduce transmittable diseases, and they provide information on how to avoid transmission.
Ultimately, only the trichinae are life-threatening parasites, because they are transmittable to humans and there is no way whatsoever to detect their presence without a microscope.
If you start with an impoverished developing country and add a deadly disease that is easily transmittable from insect to human with medical aid miles away, you are destined to see a struggle not likely found in other countries.
Moreover, the great majority of all protozoa, filariae, bacteria, and viruses are not dangerous for human consumption, because they are not transmittable to humans, i.e., they are simply excreted when consumed.16 Their greatest drawback is that they do reduce the quality of the meat.