Sentence examples for gained infections from inspiring English sources

The groups in treatment and placebo arms will be compared as well as groups in whom helminth infection was reduced or remained unaltered irrespective of treatment assignment and we will also look at chronic versus acute infections, based on continuous presence of infection or newly gained infections over the follow up period.

No individuals that were free of Bd in April gained infection with the temperature increase.

Immunity gained from infection in the first wave or vaccination will affect the severity of the second wave.

The outcome of the first wave is a susceptible population that has varying degrees of immunity gained from infection.

First, we examined to what extent passaged bacteriophage isolates (hereafter called 'evolved phage' or 'trained phage') gained in infection capacity when confronted with target bacteria (i.e. ancestors).

The analysis found that all interventions were cost effective in terms of QALYs gained and HIV infections averted.

The different feeding regimes and the use of good colonisers of non-pathogenic strains of E. coli appeared able to influence the intestinal coliform microflora of piglets following weaning and thereby influence the severity of infections gained at that time.

A 43-yard completion from Sanchez to tight end Dustin Keller moved the Jets away from their own goal line, and running back LaDainian Tomlinson, starting in place of the injured Shonn Greene (skin infection), gained 16 yards on a pass and two runs to help the Jets move to the Bengals' 26 with a little more than a minute remaining.

The size of these successive waves depends on intervention strategies including antivirals and vaccination, as well as the effects of immunity gained from previous infection.

Sensitivity analyses explored how this threshold alters under different assumptions about the economic value placed on bed-days and health benefits gained by preventing infection.

Considering the Dutch threshold value for cost-effectiveness of €20,0000 per life year gained a MRSA infection control strategy would be cost-effective when attributable mortality of MRSA is ≥21% in the replacement scenario.