Sentence examples for evaluating infection from inspiring English sources
In the present study, we extended this evaluation to the other eight serotypes by evaluating infection in BALB/c mice.
Other researchers have recognized the importance of understanding the parameters in vectorial capacity as well as characterizing the interaction of important parameters, EIP, survival rate and vector competence, as a means for evaluating infection risks [1], [17].
While continued advances in molecular imaging have provided unparalleled opportunities for more refined methods to monitor diseases, tools for evaluating infection and inflammation remain limited.
Of the five trials that did not describe any enabling or support activities, three of these were evaluating infection control interventions in hospital settings.
As a tool for evaluating infection risk, qPCR is often criticized for being able to detect only pathogen genomes without providing any information on infectivity.
Additionally, using VC alone to compare the potential for population level expansion of individual strains (R0) assumes equivalent avian host susceptibility and levels of viremia, which have also been demonstrated in previous work evaluating infection and replication of these strains in chicks [ 24].
Still, we feel that our interpretation is justified in the present study evaluating infections in these young 0 4 year old children.
Therefore, the objective of this study was to evaluate infection of unvaccinated PCV2-seropositive gilts with artificially PCV2-infected semen.
Objectives To evaluate infection and colonization rates related to ECMO devices in VV-ECMO adult patients.
This agrees with most papers using Gustilo's classification, but there are also a few studies that evaluate infection predictors using Tscherne's classification.
Principles of surveillance have been established by the Centers for Diseases Control CDCC), with rates expressed as incidence density, use of results for feedback, and for designing and evaluate infection control programs.
