Sentence examples for a range of infection from inspiring English sources
These drug release profiles have the potential to address a range of infection and inflammation requirements, from short term infection and inflammation eradication for trauma relief to infection prevention and long term inflammation mitigation from biomedical implants.
Responses suggested that there are relatively high levels of uncertainty among healthcare workers across a range of infection prevention and control issues, including institution-specific issues, surveillance and reporting standards, and readiness and competence to implement policies and respond to outbreaks.
To measure (text{OAS}) behavior over a range of infection thresholds and explore the distribution of (V')s performance in (G), for each network described below we conduct 80,000+ realizations of (G').
In the retrospective chart review, 52 cases (24 in the Charnley group and 28 in the Duraloc group) were identified in which a second course of antibiotics was given, of which 41 cases were given antibiotics indicating a urinary infection and 11 cases were other antibiotics indicating a range of infection types.
The limited choice of therapeutic options available has made it necessary to attempt to limit the spread of MRSA by using a range of infection prevention and control measures such as hand hygiene, the use of protective clothing and equipment (e.g., examination gloves or face masks), and accommodation of patients in isolation rooms or wards.
This reduction coincided with a range of infection prevention and control activities implemented during this time [ 2].
The infected person can transmit the disease to others but looks and feels well: the infection is largely invisible until its last stages, a decade or more afterward, when a depleted immune system leaves its owner vulnerable to a range of infections and cancers.
A. baumannii is a notorious nosocomial pathogen that causes a range of infections, including respiratory and urinary tract infections, meningitis, endocarditis, wound infections and bacteraemia, especially in intensive care unit patients [33], [34].
Staphylococcus aureus is the most important species of this genus and the causative agent of a range of infections, such as furuncles, cellulitis, impetigo, and wound infections.
Two of these clinics saw only patients with a diagnosis of chronic viral hepatitis, and the third clinic was an immigrant health clinic, seeing a range of infections.
