Sentence examples for bacterial leakage from inspiring English sources

Enhanced barrier function reduces the bacterial leakage in the gut leading to significant reduction in systemic inflammation.

This study was designed to assess and compare the sensitivity and sealability results between bacterial leakage and dye extraction.

This study compared the coronal bacterial leakage of root canals obturated by different techniques and with different lengths of obturation.

The log-rank test showed no significant difference in the bacterial leakage pattern among the groups (P >.05).

To compare the root-end sealing of the different dentin-bonding adhesives (DBAs) in root-end cavities using a bacterial leakage system.

In this study, presence of dentin infection in root canals, obturated with 4 techniques submitted to the bacterial leakage test, was evaluated using histologic methods.

Parallel experiments indicated that photocatalysis-induced bacterial protein leakage is associated with the progression of hole-like damages, further suggesting pore formation.

Analysis of the antimicrobial mechanism confirmed that the synthesized nanoparticles caused disorganization of the bacterial cytomembrane and leakage of cytoplasmic contents.

By combining vesicle dye leakage, bacterial permeation, and bactericidal assays with small-angle X-ray scattering (SAXS), we find that these polymers are capable of two interdependent mechanisms of action: permeation of bacterial membranes and binding to intracellular targets such as DNA, with the latter necessarily dependent on the former.

Lung injury as a result of the combination of alcohol intoxication and burn injury may be attributed to the delicate architecture of the lungs combined with other alcohol-related factors, such as bacterial and endotoxin leakage from the gut and a higher risk of contact with pathogens from the circulation and airways (Bird and Kovacs 2008; Li et al. 2007).

This binding is suggested to result in the leakage of bacterial cellular components, thereby killing the bacterial cells.