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Potential reasons for the lack of complete restoration and implications for bacterial tumor colonization will be discussed.

At stake isn't simply prestige here on Earth: It's whether the future of space exploration, resource development and colonization will be democratic or dominated by the Communist Party of China and the People's Liberation Army of China.

Understanding molecular mechanisms contributing to resistance to C. jejuni colonization will be essential for the improvement of genetic resistance to C. jejuni colonization in the chicken.

Bacterial colonization will be determined through the collection of nasopharyngeal swabs with subsequent culturing and species identification.

If 2 bacterial colonizations occur independently in a stationary population, the prevalence of co-colonization will be the product (multiplication) of each prevalence, and the OR between 2 bacterial colonizations in the population (ORpop) will be 1 (Technical Appendix).

Since a fraction y'/ n' of contacts will be with colonized HCWs, and x'/ n' with susceptible HCWs, the rates for patient and carer colonization will be β xy'/ n' and β' x' y/ n' respectively.

Based on recent published data [ 21], we hypothesized that the prevalence of CA-MRSA nasal colonization will be 20% in the household contacts of the CA-MRSA infected patients and 5% in the control group.

Although a neonate is typically admitted to the hospital with a particular strain of S. epidermidis, there is a high probability that the nasal colonization will be replaced by a Staphylococcus species that is highly drug resistant and likely acquired from the hospital environment or professional staff [ 13].

Four hundred twenty-nine years and one day after its colonization, Old Panama City will be commemorated today with song, food and crafts at the seventh annual Panamanian Expo-Fair at Dr. Ronald McNair Park on Eastern Parkway.

The impact of recent antibiotic use on colonization patterns will be an important area for further study given concerns over the competitive balance between organisms in the nasopharynx.

A combination of transcriptomics, proteomics, metabolomics and mutagenesis to study the plant colonization process will be of invaluable help in this respect: it will allow assigning new functions to putative genes and pathways, help to detect new proteins and confirm the metabolic potential of the strains.