Several hypotheses have arisen including the effects of carriage processes [ 21], vaccine replacement [ 25] or the presence of new allelic recombinations [ 38].
After a sufficient burn-in period of 1000 days, carriage processes for cases A and B were followed for 270 days, and until the end of outbreak for case C.
As the gilded, horse-drawn carriages processed down the Mall and through the gates of Buckingham Palace, escorted by equestrian guards bearing swords, most Londoners were probably too world-weary to see anything unusual in one more state visit unfolding — one more overseas potentate embraced by the pomp and circumstance that Britain's royals have learned over decades to do so well.
'In Process' Carriage House, Islip Art Museum, 50 Irish Lane, East Islip, (631)244-5402.
In the crowds gathered to watch Queen Elizabeth and King Abdullah process by carriage down the Mall, protesters were lost among the tourists and policemen.
The other paradigm describes a state of transformation in relationship to new technology as a horseless carriage in which the process is described in obsolete and 'backward' terms.
Back then officials passed by every police station to collect the lost items in a horse and carriage, but the straightforward process remains essentially the same today, and is predicated on Tokyo residents' fondness for delivering lost property to authorities.
The understanding of the transmission process from carriage to disease with N.meningitidis is crucial for the development of effective disease control mechanism and to define a special patient risk profile.
Since we hypothesized that carriage is a dynamic process, we were also interested in identifying those genes whose expression changes over the course of the infection.
Taken together, these reports suggest that nasal carriage is a multifactorial process, although our knowledge of bacterial factors responsible for nasal carriage of S. aureus is still quite limited.
