The increase in the total number of clinical infections for high treatment levels is consistent with previous observations [ 19, 27], as a direct consequence of emergence of resistant mutants with HTF.
The unwanted consequence of emergence of antimicrobial resistance and the need for conservation of the remaining drugs, as well as the safe and effective treatment and prophylaxis of infection, are key drivers of quality improvement interventions in antimicrobial stewardship.
Ultimately, where Kim Han-sol fled to is not as important as the possible consequences of his emergence on the world stage in the wake of his father's death.
Understanding the drivers and consequences of disease emergence in natural systems is complex because of the diverse array of factors associated with disease dynamics.
The effects are still subtle in many cases, playing themselves out behind the closed doors of the home, but many experts say that ultimately among the most important consequences of the emergence of the wife's family as a powerful force will be the strengthening of the role of women themselves in Japan.
The history of architecture written these last decades was strongly influenced by critical thinking and postmodern theories of the second half of the 20th century when political, social, economic, and cultural reasons dominated the system of explaining the causes and consequences of the emergence of a form, a style, or a language.
Nevertheless, the social consequences of the emergence of academic learning in the 12th and 13th centuries were profound; it created new estates of professional men lawyers, notaries, trained clerks, and physicians, many of them laymen whose rational and legalist outlook became firmly rooted in French culture.
These include young researchers (undergraduates and postgraduates) and recognized scholars (professors and lecturers) who study the socio-economic and legal consequences of the emergence and dissemination of digital technologies, including the Internet of Things.
Over 20% of the current HIV-1 infections in Africa are estimated to represent recombinant strains, and yet the possible consequences of the emergence of recombinant HIV-1 strains is not yet understood [50].
Although toxin production in S. flexneri did not suggest an increase in pathogenicity, the consequences of the emergence of such Stx1a producing strains are impossible to predict.
