Sentence examples for contributed to bacteria from inspiring English sources

In fact, two randomized studies comparing people who used triclosan hand soaps with people who used plain soaps found no evidence that triclosan contributed to bacteria resistance.

NHS England welcomed a fall in antibiotic prescriptions amid continuing concerns that their overuse could further contribute to bacteria resisting the effects of drugs.

The production of another haemolytic protein XhlBA has indeed been shown by some authors to contribute to bacteria virulence [31].

These genes may contribute to bacteria-bacteria interactions and to the fitness of D. solani to the plant environment.

Therefore, it remains unclear to what extent the bacteria contributed to the histologically visible inflammation.

These microclimatic conditions, which are similar to those of burrows used by epizootic hosts such as prairie dogs, could have contributed to survival of the bacteria.

Yeast and adherent bacteria formed aggregates attached to cell monolayer and this probably contributed to the increased number of bacteria depicted in our assay as adherent bacteria.

Moreover, IECs actively contribute to pathogenic bacteria clearance and to gut homeostasis toward the commensal bacteria, due to the surface expression of pattern recognition receptors (PRRs), as Toll-like receptors (TLRs) and nucleotide-binding oligomerization domains (NODs) [4].

Enterobacteriaceae was detected with a content of 50.24% of the total bacterial sequences and might be the core bacterium contributed to the SDM process.

Postal Service officials said yesterday that the traditional means of cleaning -- blowing compressed air into the machines -- could contribute to spreading bacteria or spores and was being immediately changed.

Even more worrisome, some studies suggest that triclosan may actually contribute to making bacteria more antibiotic-resistant.