Sentence examples for antibiotics compared with from inspiring English sources

70% of inpatients in Chinese hospitals receive antibiotics compared with a maximum of 30% recommended by WHO.

The rate of invasive candidiasis was 17% for patients staying more than 3 days in ICU, with the combination of diabetes mellitus, dialysis, total parenteral nutrition, and exposure to broad-spectrum antibiotics compared with 5% for those lacking these characteristics (p < 0.01).

The purpose of this study was to answer the following clinical question: among patients who have their third molars (M3s) removed, do those who receive only postoperative antibiotics compared with those who receive no perioperative antibiotics have a lower frequency of postoperative inflammatory complications?

Researchers found that babies who grew up in homes with pets were 44% less likely to develop an ear infection and 29% less likely to receive antibiotics, compared with pet-free babies.

The possible role of appropriate empirical antibiotic therapy was suggested by the trend of less increase in Oxa-51 DNA in the subgroup of nonsurvivors who received appropriate antibiotics compared with those receiving inappropriate antibiotics (Figures 3B and 3C).

Insured patients received significantly fewer medicines in total and also fewer antibiotics compared with uninsured patients.

Their research, published in Archives of Internal Medicine, showed that during a typical three-month period, about 21.4 percent of older Americans in the South used an antibiotic, compared with about 17.4 percent in the West.

This would be the 'perfect' result in, say, a therapeutic trial of an antibiotic compared with placebo with a sensitive organism.

A French survey showed that, during a 3-month period in 1991, 25% of the French population was treated with an antibiotic, compared with 17% in 1980 (22).

Mutants of yciM and yfgA were also more sensitive to SDS and Novobiocin, an amphipathic antibiotic, compared with the wild-type strain (data not shown).

Younger participants more frequently recognized each antibiotic as being an antibiotic, compared with older participants (Fig.  1), and the most commonly recognized antibiotics were penicillin (57.0 %), erythromycin (48.9 %), cefradine (47.5 %) and amoxicillin (44.7 %).