Sentence examples for eradication of pathogenic from inspiring English sources

In recent years, numerous studies have been focused on the aspect of using the photocatalysis phenomenon in eradication of pathogenic microorganisms in ventilation systems [82,97-99], water supplies [27,29,32,82,100-103], systemssystems [104,105] and on work surfaces (e.g. tables and floors) in medical centres [15,16,106] or in food processing plants [107,108].

Ultimately, treatment of staphylococcosis depends on eradication of pathogenic strains in patients and carriers.

Haritova et al. (2011) [ 10] showed that a high dose of enrofloxacin given in a short time resulted in better eradication of pathogenic E. coli (O78/H12) in broiler chickens compared to the conventional treatment.

For instance, Haritova et al. (2011) [ 10] demonstrated a better eradication of pathogenic E. coli 078/H12 in broiler chickens with a single oral administration of 50 mg enrofloxacin/kg BW compared to oral administration of 10 mg enrofloxacin/kg BW for 5 consecutive days.

These results suggested that NDGA is effective for selective eradication therapy of pathogenic bacteria of inducing inflammatory response without affecting intestinal microbiota that does not induce an inflammatory response.

Theoretically, in contrast with natural bacteria, the pathogenic strains are not capable of balancing grazing losses, and growth rates are likely to be present in natural assemblages, due to unsuitable environmental conditions, resulting in almost complete eradication of human pathogenic strains.

The ultimate outcome of an acute inflammatory response to infection is the eradication of the pathogenic microorganism, with minimal environmental damage.

Intestinal enrofloxacin concentrations were considerably higher than plasma concentrations which would lead to an eradication of the pathogenic E. coli in the intestine for all treatment strategies.

Eradication of highly pathogenic H. pylori specifically from high-risk groups would markedly reduce the worldwide incidence of ulcer and gastric cancer.

The eradication of pathogens demands widespread coordinated action.

Since hundreds of indole derivatives are commercially available and new indole derivatives are readily constructed (Bunders et al. 2011), further screening of larger libraries of indole derivatives might generate more potent agents for the eradication of human pathogens like pathogenic E. coli and S. aureus.