Sentence examples for a higher colonization from inspiring English sources

SDD surveillance cultures indicated a higher colonization with gram-negative bacteria in the rectal samples of the hypothermia patients.

In agreement with this study, we observed a higher colonization of Porphyromonadaceae in the 2′FL-treated group (1.5-fold).

These results support the use of antibiotics together with probiotics, which would help in having a higher colonization of the protective microorganisms.

Without such evidence that lotions possess a higher colonization rate for B. cepacia, from a nursing perspective the potential benefits of the use of nonsterilized lotion for the patient might be overlooked.

And Aktas et al. in a study of 70 patients on dialysis treatment, reported a higher colonization for MRSA in patients who had been hospitalized within the previous 6 months compared with those who had not [ 30].

This was confirmed using time-course analysis (P = 0.011) and occurred despite a higher colonization pressure in post-move ICU-A (8.5 ± 11 vs. 5.2 ± 6 days/patient, P = 0.052).

Dysphagic patients had an higher colonization incidence (Ci) (P = 0.01), LTRI incidence (LTRIi) (P = not significant), and VAP incidence (VAPi) (P = 0.02) than nondysphagic patients, per month of mechanical ventilation.

In the present study, G. intraradices BEG 141 showed more pronounced effects than G. mosseae BEG 167 on both the growth of vegetables and phoxim residues in plants and soils, probably because of a high colonization potential of G. intraradices BEG 141 and a high compatibility between this isolate and the two vegetables tested.

The wide distribution of diploid A. parthenogenetica throughout Eurasia, Africa and Australia, the reduced genetic diversity found, and the evidence of a rapid population expansion, could be explained by a high colonization and establishment capacity after its origin, in comparison to their sexual relatives.

Interstitial pneumonia (IP) is also associated with a high colonization rate of P. jirovecii [ 4].

Before admission, the patient was exposed to a high colonization risk because of his prolonged stay in NICU and a previous transfer to a pediatric surgical division.