Sentence examples for acquire symptomatic from inspiring English sources

Pigeons are not known to acquire symptomatic disease but can carry yeast on feathers, skin, crops, or cloaca (1 ).

An example of such a study (also non-ICEMR) showed that children with higher overall serological reactivity to Pf antigens on the microarray were significantly less likely to acquire symptomatic malaria compared with those with lower overall serological responses during the transmission season.

The risk of humans acquiring symptomatic C. psittaci infection from fulmars is thus very low.

We investigated a wide range of acquired symptomatic CVDs that are recognized to have differing pathogenic mechanisms.

The aim of our study was to assess how spatial proximity to a norovirus case is associated with risk of acquiring symptomatic norovirus gastroenteritis.

In this patient, the S-ICD was explanted and replaced by a transvenous system to allow ATP and also pacing for a later acquired symptomatic bradycardia.

Furthermore, for the first time, we evaluated the value of OSTA for identifying recently acquired symptomatic clinical vertebral fractures, which were confirmed by reasonable clinical criteria.

Those acquiring asymptomatic infection began the next stage of the model in the well state, while those acquiring symptomatic infection began the next stage in the rotavirus diarrhoea state.

H. capsulatum exists throughout the world (1, 6 ); however, nonimmune travelers from areas with a low prevalence of histoplasmosis, who engage in high-risk activities in disease-endemic areas, are at greater risk of acquiring symptomatic fungal infection.

Chronic models of acquired (symptomatic) epilepsy include those in which epilepsy-like conditions are evoked by electrical (kindling model) or pharmacological stimuli (for example, pilocarpine and kainate models) in previously healthy animals, mostly rats [ 7].

For example, a case-control study showed that among coccidioidomycosis case-patients aged ≥60 years, the risk for acquiring symptomatic coccidioidomycosis declined by 5% for each year lived in the endemic area.