Sentence examples for bacterial agent and from inspiring English sources

Human infections are typically through consumption of raw milk or unpasteurized cheese contaminated by the bacterial agent, and to a less extent, contact with infected animals [ 3- 5].

Vero cell culture was used to amplify the infection of the bacterial agent and DNA extracts were subjected to high throughput sequencing (SRA: PRJNA268154).

The species is associated with both non-invasive diseases, such as acute pharyngitis, an infection for which it is the most common bacterial agent, and invasive infections, such as skin and soft-tissue infections, necrotizing fasciitis, bacteremia, sepsis, and toxic shock syndrome [ 1].

At the state level, bills in the Legislature with Long Island sponsors would reorder state aid for mosquito control to emphasize prevention, which involves water management, education and applying bacterial agents and growth inhibitors in areas were mosquitoes breed.

Then we got down to anthrax and botulinum toxin and the most effective ways of delivering them, the right weight and size for droplets contaminated with bacterial agents and the difficulties of aerosolisation... Getting secrets, or even soundbites, from David was like getting blood from a stone, but his knowledge was encyclopaedic.

Providing information about the main causative bacterial agents and determination of their susceptibility to antibiotics may improve empiric therapy and early detection of emerging antimicrobial resistance.

Third, multiplex diagnostic methods like MassTag PCR can enable rapid detection of a broad spectrum of viral and bacterial agents and inform clinical care.

The data showed associations of bacterial agents and potential vectors.

Case 3 and 4 displayed an initial co-infection with fungal or bacterial agents and HSV-1 and required prolonged mechanical ventilation.

Other microorganisms that were found in the amniotic fluid include Staphylococcus aureus, Streptococcus agalactiae, Peptostreptococcus spp., Gardnerella vaginalis, Streptococcus viridans, and Bacteroides spp. Approximately one-half of the infections associated with human tissue transplants were found to be due to the bacterial agents, and of that, 90% were aerobic organisms [ 16].

Differences in AP-Variant 1 strain composition or local white-tailed deer or I. scapularis tick populations may alter the interaction of the bacterial agent, vector, and reservoir.