Sentence examples for a fully sensitive from inspiring English sources

Once a fully sensitive pathogen had been cultured, ethambutol was discontinued.

A fully sensitive Mycobacterium tuberculosis was grown from his induced sputum and he was treated for multi-systemic (and hepatic) TB-IRIS with prednisolone and made a rapid recovery.

For instance, it clearly matters whether the patient's wound abscess is caused by a fully sensitive Staphylococcus aureus or a methicillin-resistant S. aureus, not just because antibiotic therapy (if indicated) would be different, but also because we might wish to isolate the patient with methicillin-resistant S. aureus or at least use enhanced infection control practices.

Deletion of the TRK1 gene in the K12 strain background creates a strain fully sensitive to ammonium toxicity.

The present study is the largest randomized controlled trial ever conducted with cefixime in enteric fever and clearly shows, even in a setting with fully sensitive strains, that cefixime is a poor drug for this disease.

The minimum inhibitory concentrations (MICs) were additionally calculated for all isolates by E-test, according to manufacturer's recommendations (AB Biodisk, Solna, Sweden) and were compared to control strain E. coli ATCC 25922 and an in house fully sensitive E. coli control.

From an assay of 182 fromfrom this cross, we found a large excess of fully sensitive F2 (93%) over expectations for either a dominant (25%) or recessive (75%) insensitivity locus.

A blood culture grew fully sensitive S. pneumoniae, also confirmed by the national reference laboratory as serotype 4.

A control group of patients with fully sensitive TB (M.

In addition, 6 months of a three-drug regimen including rifampicin, isoniazid and pyrazinamide for patients with fully sensitive strains, and 9 months of a three-drug regimen without pyrazinamide were also considered to be in keeping with guidelines.

Although a PFI greater than 6 months predicts platinum sensitivity, within this group, patients with an interval greater than 12 months are considered fully sensitive and commonly retreated with platinum-containing regimens, whereas patients with a PFI between 6 and 12 months are believed to have partially platinum-sensitive relapse.