Sentence examples for corresponding infection from inspiring English sources

Our data indicating that orangutans can be infected with human P. vivax, and the corresponding infection of humans with macaque plasmodia (8, 9 ) emphasize the potential importance of the bidirectional transmission of these parasites between humans and nonhuman primates living in close proximity.

A trend similar to Fig. 9 is also observed where the death toll and corresponding infection are reduced as the temperature is increased.

In surveys 1 3, clonorchiasis prevalence in different age groups was significantly correlated with the corresponding infection intensity in terms of the geometric mean number of EPG after logarithmic transformation (p<0.01).

The disruption of compatible interactions between host and viral factors during replication or translation (or any other viral function) of the viral genome may lead to the failure of the corresponding infection step, operationally resulting in a recessive resistance [ 7].

For the vaccinated population, we consider the vaccine efficacy against infection (ν IC and ν IH ) by introducing reduction factors in the corresponding infection rates as (1- ν IH ) φ H and (1- ν IC ) φ C, respectively.

Proteins from this group can be viewed as predictions from our constructed networks since they may be essential for the host-pathogen interaction during infection for the corresponding infection stage.

The test has been authorized only for the detection of RNA from ZIKV, DENV, CHIKV, and WNV, and diagnosis of corresponding infections, not for any other viruses or pathogens.

Our laboratory tests the hypothesis that life-threatening diseases of childhood, typically in the course of primary infection, each result from a collection of highly diverse but immunologically related single-gene variations; whereas the corresponding infections in adults, typically caused by secondary infection or reactivation of latent infection, reflect a more complex predisposition.

Most frequent corresponding infections were surgical site infections, infection by hepatitis B virus, and septicemia.

Pre-existing neutralizing antibodies in humans not only tell us the history and prevalence trends of certain pathogens but also indicate the nature of protective immunity in humans to the corresponding infections.

Whether these vertical transmissions of M. hyopneumoniae and corresponding infections in suckling pigs occur with high frequencies and, therefore, have to be considered in prevention programmes is intensively discussed.