Sentence examples for differing infection from inspiring English sources

Mobegi, V. A. et al. Genome-wide analysis of selection on the malaria parasite Plasmodium falciparum in West African populations of differing infection endemicity.

We were therefore surprised that the adult and neonatal effector miRNA profiles were more similar to each other than to cells at differing infection stages.

The study was conducted on Singapore's 2004 midyear population of 4,240,300 (16 ), divided into 3 age groups, each consisting of 2 risk groups (low and high risk, according to underlying medical conditions predisposing the patient to influenza complications), for a total of 6 groups that represented differing infection outcomes and drug responses (13 ).

While it is readily acceptable that default and secondary cells have differing infection rates on the basis that differences in cell receptor expressions on different cell populations undoubtedly affect cell-virus binding rates making some cells harder to infect for certain virus strains, the latter requirement is less obvious.

Figure 3 illustrates a proposed hypothesis regarding the feedback mechanism between IFN-α and IFNL3/4 according to specific genotypic backgrounds and in response to differing infection scenarios; acute and chronic viral infection.

Characteristics of patients hospitalized with SARI differed by infection with different influenza types and subtypes, particularly with regard to age and co-infection with HIV.

Thirty-one percent of the trees surveyed were infected and tree species differed in infection prevalence, mesquite (Prosopis laevigata) being the most infected species with 86% of the surveyed trees infected.

The log-rank tests indicated that: 1) overall survival differed by infection group (P < 0.01) and 2) in pair-wise comparisons, the control group differed from both sepsis and pneumonia groups (P < 0.01 in each case).

Since the immune parameters measured here interact with each other, we used principal component analysis to examine, first, the correlations among immune parameters and, second, whether the concerted responses of groups of immune parameters differed between infection regimes.

Few studies to date have explored how outpatient health care utilization patterns differ by infection status.

On Nantucket Island, an area well studied for B. microti, multiple hosts transmit the pathogen but differ in infection prevalence (17 ).