Sentence examples for Pathogenic scheme from inspiring English sources

My pathogenic scheme's got that, too: the new streams of iffy infopinion, via talk radio and cable news and the Web, seeping into our political bloodstream 24/7.

The current paradigm of PsA places the lymphocyte, and in particular the CD8+ T cell, at the root of the pathogenic scheme.

Both of these mechanisms are synergistically leveraged for pathogenic biomolecule sensors design scheme.

To further determine whether a variant might be pathogenic, a systematic classification scheme was developed (Materials and Methods; Supp. Fig. S2).

In general a variant classified as pathogenic using the proposed classification scheme has met criteria informed by empirical data such that a healthcare provider can use the molecular testing information in clinical decision making.

In the proposed scheme, we can use pathogenic information to control ongoing outbreaks and, hopefully, decrease the number of potential infections.

For the first time a complex approach was suggested for the pathogenic justification of simvastatin use in the scheme of conventional treatment to increase the therapy efficiency, to achieve stable early remission in patients with rheumatoid arthritis.

The scheme classifies mutations that are irrefutably pathogenic as class 5, and class 4 variants have a probability of being pathogenic of greater than 95%% taking into account all available data about the variant which may be derived from many different sources.

The creation of a new genus simplifies the inclusion of these potentially pathogenic organisms in legislation and current identification schemes developed for E. sakazakii remain applicable for the Cronobacter genus.

The type of mycology taught varies among universities: Aberystwyth, for example, has "a stronger slant on fungal ecology and plant pathology, whereas universities with a strongly medical microbiology B.Sc. scheme would tend to focus on pathogenic fungi," Griffith adds.

A prioritization scheme was applied to identify the pathogenic mutation in the patient, similar to recent studies [ 6, 15].