Sentence examples for carriage changes from inspiring English sources

For punctate theories may contain details that are not duplicated in the region theories: at the stroke of midnight Cinderella's carriage changes into a pumpkin it is a carriage up to midnight, a pumpkin thereafter.

Nonetheless, it must be noted that the prevalence of carriage changes much more gradually than the incidence of invasive disease [ 44].

The prevalence of particular hyperinvasive lineages in carriage changes over time, and this is reflected in the rates of disease that they cause.

Against the background of nationwide reduction of antimicrobial use, during 2011 2013, we evaluated MRSA carriage changes in pigs and humans and study the effect of introduction of an additional range of preventive measures on MRSA carriage in animals, and humans living and/or working on the farms.

"America on Wheels," published as a companion to a three-hour PBS special of the same name, is more of a sociological story: how the horseless carriage changed the character of the country as it metamorphosed from the Age of Cleveland to the Age of Clinton.

Attributable mortality rates for S. aureus bacteraemia (SAB) in the developed world are typically up to 30% [5] [7], and the costs of treating nosocomial infection, screening for MRSA carriage and changes in prescribing practices to include cover for MRSA are considerable.

For individual i, denote by the set of times the carriage status changes from state r to state s in the time interval ] tmin, tmax], where tmax is the day after the last NP sample in the data is taken.

For child i, let T i r, s denote the set of times the carriage status changes from state r to state s in the time interval ] tmin,   tmax], where tmin is one day before the first nasopharyngeal sample and tmax is the day after the last nasopharyngeal sample is taken in the dataset.

Just six years after a renovated carriage house changed their lives, the Perrys no longer worry about "modern"; they are simply at home.

It seems likely that an ST38 E. coli strain adapted to EAEC plasmid carriage (a change that would help survival in the gut through increased adherence) has acquired UPEC virulence factors, facilitating the exploitation of an extraintestinal niche, the urinary tract.

The line currently operates fully automated, trains running every four to ten minutes without a driver, and the carriages were changed from the existing M-Train rolling stock to match the recreational and adventurous nature of the 3.5-minute journey.