Sentence examples for colonization I from inspiring English sources

Additional bi-variate analyses were performed to compare characteristics of patients with any S. aureus colonization of nares or stool to those with no colonization (i.e., negative nares and stool cultures), and to compare colonized patients with stool carriage (with or without concurrent nares carriage) to patients with nares colonization only.

For physically complex substrates, determining the accessible surface for biofilm colonization (i.e., the biofilm 'real-estate') becomes a daunting task.

Several other, previously described risk factors for S. aureus and MRSA colonization (i.e. previous admission to hospital, or previous antibiotic use) were also investigated in this study.

NCA of the clade including haplotypes C and F (clade 2-2) indicathatthet the Ozark population is the result of long distance colonization (i.e., Introduction).

The high prevalence of S. agalactiae colonization, i.e. 24%, as established in this study, is in accordance with results from other European studies that report colonization rates between 10%and36%6% [ 38- 43].

P-values were computed with Fischer's exact test to determine associations between state of microbial colonization (i.e. GF versus CONV) and normalized expression level for each gene.

However, little is known about the mechanisms that are involved in bacterial tumor-colonization, i.e. how Salmonellae escape from circulation into the tumor and which factors are involved.

The immune responses and inflammation induced by STDs and other frequent non-STD microbial colonizations (i.e. Candida and bacterial vaginosis) can have serious pathologic consequences in women including adverse pregnancy outcomes, infertility and increased susceptibility to infection by other pathogens.

Indeed, the spread of MDRO depends on numbers of factors such as colonization pressure (i.e., number of patients admitted with MDRO), cross transmission (i.e., adherence to hand hygiene), and selective pressure (i.e., antibiotic consumption) [ 15, 16].

Patients may become colonized during their stay in the ICU through cross-transmission, a process that depends on the colonization pressure, i.e., the number/proportion of other patients already being colonized (Bonten et al., 1998).

Unnatural colonization history (i.e. transport by humans) is also of interest to him, particularly the way that the phylogeography of small mammals transported by humans can inform about the history of the humans moving them.