Sentence examples for carriage upon from inspiring English sources

Such priming can prevent nasopharyngeal carriage upon subsequent exposure.

Our model was poorly predictive of ESBL-E carriage upon admission to our hospital and this has been found by other studies [ 11].

Diabetes mellitus without end-organ complications, connective tissue disease, and liver failure were identified as independent risk factors for ESBL-E carriage upon admission.

While most clinicians do currently recognize the importance of MRSA screening upon hospital admission, few teams would consider assessing the potential risk factors for ESBL carriage upon hospital admission.

We do however recognize the limitations of this retrospective study which was only based on the collection of routine microbiological samples with no screening being carried out to detect asymptomatic carriage upon hospital admission.

We hypothesized that carriage of ESBL-E would be a significant problem amongst internal medicine patients at our institution and that readily available clinical data could be used to formulate a prediction tool that could accurately predict ESBL-E carriage upon admission to our hospital.

"People above Forty-third Street," read The New York Times the following day, "stopped and rushed back the other way as she swung around the corner and down; vehicles switched off to the curbs or put on full speed ahead; plunging horses dragged carriages upon the sidewalks; pedestrians dived into the nearest shops".

That same year, 1896, a law was proposed in Pennsylvania requiring all drivers of horseless carriages, "upon chance encounters with cattle or livestock to (1) immediately stop the vehicle, (2) immediately and as rapidly as possible disassemble the automobile, and (3) conceal the various components out of sight behind nearby bushes until equestrian or livestock is sufficiently pacified".

We were stuck in one lane, trying to turn around, when a horse-drawn carriage came upon us, its driver demanding we back up as he cursed us in the local dialect.

In his strongly worded ruling, Sippel said, "Although Comcast Cable claims that it denied Tennis Channel broader carriage based upon a cost-benefit analysis, the record shows that Comcast did not analyze the benefits that would accrue from giving Tennis Channel greater penetration".

The prevalence of MRSA carriage, based upon conventional microbiological cultures, was 3.1% (n = 5 patients), with the highest carriage rate among those screened because of contact with pigs.