Available options for the treatment of ICU-acquired infections due to carbapenem-resistant GNB are currently scarce, and recent reports emphasizing the spread of colistin resistance in environments with high volume of polymyxins use elicit major concern.
Sequence alignments revealed four pUSA300HOUMR-like plasmids not identified as such by RFLP analysis, emphasizing the spread of this family among US S. aureus strains and showing they are even more abundant than detectable by plasmid profiling (Table 2).
For example an earlier clinical study demonstrated the effective use of tilmicosin [ 20] but another study [ 21] twelve years later already demonstrated the ineffectiveness of tilmicosin against M. bovis in vivo which also emphasizes the spread of antibiotic resistance due to the escalating use of antibiotics in veterinary practice.
These results emphasize that the spread of the chromosome depends on the ribozymes it encodes.
Inspired by Wilkinson's work in 2012, this article proposes a new quantitative spatial vulnerability model for network systems, which emphasizes the spreading impact of spatially localized hazards on these systems.
UNICEF's priorities over the next few weeks, established in close co-operation with the Government, emphasize preventing the spread of disease; assisting in the provision of safe water and sanitation facilities at 13 shelter sites; supporting the swift resumption of education for children in the affected areas; and helping local authorities identify and care for unaccompanied children.
Her pressure into the floor was equally strong; wide pliés descended with a hydraulic force emphasized by the spreading of accordion pleats in the fabric between her legs.
Lerner and Bagic [ 26] subsequently expanded upon this by proposing a complementary hypothesis to the Braak model, in which they emphasize the possibility of anterograde spread of the pathogen through the olfactory tubercle and bulb to the brainstem, in addition to the retrograde spread from the dorsal motor nucleus of the vagus, as described by Braak et al. [ 1].
Historically, the U.S. has tried to justify its imperial ambitions by emphasizing its contributions to the spread of democracy and capitalism across the world.
In his speech, Reagan emphasized issues such as the spread of Communism, taxes and the national debt and advocated limited government, aggressive tactics against the Soviet Union and laissez-faire capitalism.
