Sentence examples for frequency of tuberculosis from inspiring English sources

There were no significant differences in the nature, duration, or frequency of tuberculosis symptoms or healthcare seeking behaviour between the two groups.

The frequency of tuberculosis is one example of infections that may potentially contribute to higher rates of inflammatory activity in our HIV/AIDS patients, and thus to higher rates of tryptophan degradation.

61 However, there is no evidence of an increased frequency of tuberculosis in patients with lymphoma treated with rituximab 62 and, therefore, at this time there is no evidence indicating the necessity to screen patients systematically for tuberculosis before using rituximab in those with RA.

All these cases were smear-negative, the median time to culture positivity was prolonged, and detection of the LAM antigen and M. tuberculosis in urine samples was infrequent, suggesting a low frequency of disseminated tuberculosis [ 21].

Evaluating the number of spots obtained provided a measurement of the frequency of M. tuberculosis sensitive cells.

The low frequency of extrapulmonary tuberculosis (around 10%) might be attributed to the low frequency of HIV/AIDS cases in Croatia [ 13].

Each spot represents the footprint of a cytokine secreting cell and the number of spots obtained provides a measurement of frequency of M. tuberculosis sensitized cells.

Five countries provided information on the number of specimens tested and the frequency of M. tuberculosis complex and NTM isolation (Table  4).

Our results suggest that when antiretroviral therapy is introduced the relative frequency of M. tuberculosis infections is reduced and the one of M. avium infections increases [ 28].

Death certificates in New York City during 1992 were assessed to determine the accuracy and frequency of reporting tuberculosis as a cause of death.

A high frequency of bovine tuberculosis (BTB) has been reported but surveillance and control schemes are restricted to abattoir inspections only.