S. aureus determinants that affect carriage include secreted components associated with immune system interaction (De Haas et al. 2004; Genestier et al. 2005; Rooijakkers et al. 2005) or components of the bacterial cell surface (Kreikemeyer et al. 2002; Clarke et al. 2004; Heilmann et al. 2004).
The central mass of the micromechanism was employed as a carriage to transmit switching components, such as mirror, electrical contact, etc.
In December, he authorized the carriage of non-nuclear components on board the Midway-class carriers.
The most prominent component is the brick carriage house, which was designed by McKim, Mead & White.
In addition, the rotor has the advantage of being able to support five times as many components as a traditional tourbillon carriage, she said.
An inkjet printer consists of three principal components: the print head, the carriage, and the paper-advance mechanism [5].
The first component clearly separates the disease and carriage samples, even when the HA isolates are excluded.
This chapter explores the role of applied human factors in military load carriage equipment development, as a part of a soldier system, and outlines the basic human factor principles of load carriage, some of the current issues, the use of systematic development approaches and the relevant human systems advice by load carriage equipment sub-component.
PCV7 consistently demonstrated a statistically significant reduction in nasopharyngeal carriage [ 45, 56, 57], which is a critical component to creating an indirect effect.
The largest component of microbial variation corresponded to the carriage (or absence) of Prevotella, which significantly differentiated NORA subjects from healthy controls and other forms of arthritis.
