Sentence examples for by differences in infection from inspiring English sources

These differences are largely explained by differences in infection intensity among tick races.

The factors underlying such differences are unclear; however, they may be partially explained by differences in infection location, soft-tissue condition, antibiotic application, and definition of infection.

This finding may be explained by differences in infection control practices, use of personal protective equipment (including masks for patients as well as healthcare workers), nursing style, environmental features, and clinical factors such as severity of illness and the absence of a highly infectious SARS-CoV spreader.

This circumstance is not explained by differences in infection control measures recommended; during the entire study period this included contact isolation of every patient from whom MDR A. baumannii was isolated and cohorting of case-patients if single patient rooms were not available.

Assuming that this mortality difference can be explained by differences in HIV infection rates between the tested and untested groups we investigate the implied HIV prevalence in the untested group, and hence deduce an adjusted value for overall prevalence, allowing for the effects of test refusal.

Despite the somewhat unbalanced distribution of families between experimental groups, the system demonstrated its potential to uncover relationships between phenotype and genotype by displaying differences in infection success and EB tolerance between families of L. salmonis.

Our results are thus generalizable and less likely to be confounded by differences in source of infection.

However, in contradiction to our results, they found no difference between LAP gene expression levels in infected vs. non-infected tissues – the discrepancy which could be explained by differences in the duration of infection; Whelehan et al. [ 23] measured the gene expression 30 days after infection, while our study focused on chronic and recurrent inflammation during lactation.

We observed a variety in IGRA responses between individual mice, which might be explained by differences in phase of TB infection in these mice and hence the number of reactive T-cells in blood.

There is wide variation both within and between countries in antibiotic prescribing rates that cannot be explained by differences in the epidemiology of infections[ 3, 14, 15].

20 There is wide variation between general practices in antibiotic prescribing rates that cannot be explained by differences in the epidemiology of infections, populations, or case mix. 1 21 22 Further gains could therefore safely be made by reducing inappropriate antibiotic prescribing.