Sentence examples for antibiotic component from inspiring English sources

The Ministry of Health in Malawi is controlling Onchocerciasis, Schistomiasis and lymphatic filariasis (LF) through community-directed treatment with multi-drug therapy and has systems in place that would possibly allow extension of integrated neglected tropical diseases (NTDs) control to include the antibiotic component of the trachoma control.

The topical antibiotic component of SDD presents a major contextual hazard toward bacteremia against which the PPAP component partially mitigates.

We chose a factorial design for the analgesic and steam components to deal with the management of symptoms, and the antibiotic component particularly to deal with antibiotic use and beliefs in antibiotics.

1 The National Program of Prevention of Blindness decided to plan a elimination programme by implementing the Surgery Antibiotics Facial cleanliness Environmental impact (SAFE) strategy 2 and addressing the "A" (antibiotic) component, a mass treatment of the entire population of the district with azithromycin 1.5% eye drops.

The finding of a higher proportion of CNS but not Pseudomonas among the bacteremia isolates of control groups is difficult to explain other than by a contextual effect associated with and arising out of the SDD intervention groups receiving the topical antibiotic component of SDD within studies of SDD which is inapparent at the level of each individual study [ 140].

Although the mode of action and specificity of the PR17 family remain to be determined [ 68], our data support a possible broad function of members of this group in the early stages of defence, rather than as antibiotic components directly acting against invading pathogens.

The non-antibiotic components of NPD ointment have been shown to cause allergic hypersensitivity reactions, but as previously discussed, the concentrations required for this are 100 to 1000-fold greator to what is found in the NPD compound studied [4, 6].

Inhibiting K capsule production may sensitize the organism to a conventional antibiotic or component of the immune system.

Moreover, a methodological application of the concept in the area of Systems Biology is presented: a model for the production of antibiotic as a component of the stress response network for the bacterium Bacillus subtilis is described.

Synergistically acting molecules, an antibiotic and a component preventing the action of resistance mechanism is one way to stabilise the situation; perhaps the best known example of this is β-lactam antibiotics and clavulanic acid.

At Dts > 10(4), the tLD 50) rapidly shifted to < 4 hr; with antibiotic present, no component, including PIB-related [delta]-endotoxins, was cytolytic up to an equivalent of approximately 10 9 )Dt.