Sentence examples for distribution of pathogenicity from inspiring English sources

The distribution of pathogenicity factors and frequent recombination among B. cereus sensu lato phylogenetic groups should be taken into account during risk assessment of the currently valid species of this group, especially concerning probiotic B. toyonensis and B. mycoides strains.

Assuming an equal distribution of genes among pathogenicity groups, we expected 33% to display one of these two patterns by chance.

Heterogeneity, geographic distribution, and pathogenicity of serodemes of Leishmania viannia in Colombia.

The aim of this study was to compare the tissue distribution and pathogenicity of three virulence variants of classical swine fever virus (CSFV) and to investigate the applicability of various conventional diagnostic procedures.

The aim of this study was: i) to gain further knowledge on the tissue distribution and pathogenicity of CSFV, by directly comparing the in vivo effects of three virulence variants of the virus; ii) to investigate the applicability of various diagnostic procedures to detect the various virulence variants in the experimentally infected host animals.

However, it is important to be able to identify MmmSC and Mmc without ambiguity because the two organisms differ greatly in terms of pathogenicity, geographical distribution and quarantine regulations.

This difference in the distribution of the four categories of pathogenicity was statistical significant both for the overall comparison (P<0.0001) and when comparing the proportion of variants predicted to be benign for variants identified in ESP vs variants not identified in ESP (43% vs 18%, respectively, P<0.0001).

We compared the distribution of serotypes and potential pathogenicity islands (PPIs) between invasive and colonizing GBS.

In an analysis, we evaluated differences in distributions of the four categories of pathogenicity between the variants identified in ESP vs variants not identified in ESP with the use of Fisher's exact test.

The type species, Armillaria mellea, was until the 1970s believed to be a pleiomorphic species with a wide distribution, variable pathogenicity, and one of the broadest host ranges known for the fungi.

Mycobacterium avium complex (MAC) consists of 9 species of slow-growing mycobacteria with differing degrees of pathogenicity, host preference and environmental distribution.