Sentence examples for carriage over a from inspiring English sources

We colonized BALB/c mice intranasally with 2 × 108 Type 2 pneumococci and monitored carriage over a six-week period.

Our findings are consistent with two immunological studies of HIV-infected adults in Malawi which reported continued high pneumococcal carriage over a period of 12 18 months on ART [ 9, 17].

Three types of carriage have been described: permanent carriage, i.e., carriage over a prolonged period of time and most often with the same strain (approximately 20%%), intermittent carriage (approximately 30%%), and non-carriage (50%%) [ 2, 6].

Together, the protesters shoved four railroad carriages over a bridge and onto the main highway connecting La Paz to the airport.

The horse was startled by a truck passing on the road and turned the carriage over.

This indicates long-term carriage (over 6 months) of hospital-associated lineages in community-based care facilities.

After a flashforward in which he has to climb a mountain to safety from a railway carriage hanging over a cliff, he hooks up with Flynn and Chloe (the new love-interest), who break into a thinly disguised Topkapi museum to steal an artefact which leads to Marco Polo's (alleged) discovery of Shambhala, aka Shangri-La.

We found that doubling pig, cattle, and veal calf densities per municipality increased the odds of LA-MRSA carriage over carriage of other types of MRSA by 24.7%95%5% CI 0.9%–54.2%), 76.9% (95% CI 11.3%–81.3%), and 24.1% (95% CI 5.5%–45.9%), respectively, after adjusting for direct animal contact, living in a rural area, and the probable source of MRSA carriage.

The pews in the nave are constructed from wood originally intended for Civil War gun carriages; over 100 carvers spent more than a year producing the intricate carvings.

In "The Leopard," when the Prince and his family make the same trip in late August 1860, it's an arduous three-day expedition in a convoy of five carriages over dismal roads no better than tracks.

Background: Patterns of methicillin-resistant S. aureus (MRSA) nasal carriage over time and across the continuum of care settings are poorly characterized.