Sentence examples for foreign infection from inspiring English sources
But, even before the revelation that this particular atrocity had been as homegrown as a bushel of wheat, the alibi of foreign infection already seemed evasive.
Buckley and Mr. Vidal both subscribed, though in very different ways, to the ideal of American exceptionalism — with its suggestion that even as the nation stood apart from or above other nations, it was susceptible to foreign infection.
The notorious show, which was partly reconstructed at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art in 1991, mocked avant-garde art as a foreign infection of pure German ideals.
The skin is the first and foremost natural barrier of the organism against foreign infection and hazards.
In recent times our disgust has been focused elsewhere, on foreign infections, on the strangers in public bathrooms, but now it is high time we reconnect with our own dirtiness, that we grow just a little bit disgusted with ourselves.
Moreover, countries that report food animal diseases to the OIE can suffer trade sanctions to protect importers from foreign infections.
Other invasive infections include brain abscess, meningitis, skin abscesses, soft tissue infections, spondylodiscitis, foreign body infections, and peritonitis [ 4]. S. lugdunensis shares a number of potential virulence factors with S. aureus.
Numerically higher clinical success rates were observed with increasing dose for several infections, including endocarditis and foreign body/prosthetic infection (Table 3).
The higher success rate in patients treated for >28 days could be explained by the management of serious infections (e.g., osteomyelitis, endocarditis, and foreign body/prosthetic infection) that typically require a prolonged course of antibiotic therapy.
Numerically higher clinical success rate was observed for endocarditis and foreign body/prosthetic infection, as well as for coagulase-negative staphylococcal and enterococcal infections, with high-dose daptomycin treatment.
The AB foreign body infection studies were performed as previously described (Kadurugamuwa et al., 2003).
