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The corresponding susceptibility results are presented in table 5.

HIVDB contains phenotype and genotype information about HIV-1 (i.e. viral reverse transcriptase sequences with corresponding susceptibility results and amino acid sequences).

The empirical antibiotic therapy was considered appropriate if the isolated pathogen(s) was (were) susceptible to at least one drug administered at the onset of sepsis according to the corresponding susceptibility testing report.

The empirical antibiotic therapy was considered appropriate if the isolated pathogen(s) was (were) susceptible to at least one drug administered at the onset of sepsis, according to the corresponding susceptibility test.

Although numerous genome-wide association studies (GWAS) have successfully identified loci involved in common, age-related diseases (15), the corresponding susceptibility loci do not explain the genetic component of human longevity (16).

This hypothesis is consistent with the 5-fold downregulation of DNAJA1 in pancreatic cancer cells, the resulting suppression of c-Jun phosphorylation, and the corresponding susceptibility to stress-induced apoptosis by expressing DNAJA1.

When available, the breakpoints recommended by the Clinical Laboratory Standards Institute (CLSI) [ 151] were used to assign the corresponding clinical susceptibility categories: susceptible, intermediate, or resistant.

Conclusion: This study investigated on the local distribution patterns of causative organisms of bacteraemia in burn patients and the corresponding antimicrobial susceptibility profiles.

Expression of Omp36 in an otherwise porin-null bacterial strain is shown to confer increases in the killing rate of these antibiotics and in the corresponding bacterial susceptibility.

Furthermore, because the frontopolar cortex is located in the vicinity of air-filled spaces of the nasal cavity, the corresponding magnetic susceptibility differences at the air tissue or bone tissue interface result in severe distortions and regional signal losses in long-TE gradient-echo images, particularly for ultrafast imaging techniques such as echo-planar imaging at a high magnetic field.

The MIC of levofloxacin for K279a is 1  μg/mL, the MIC of norfloxacin for D457 is 6  μg/mL [ 27], and the MIC of levofloxacin for WJ66 is more than 32  μg/mL, corresponding to susceptibility results: sensitive, moderately sensitive, and resistant, respectively.