Sentence examples for higher level of infection from inspiring English sources

Resting Tregs showed a higher level of infection (p = 0.02) (Fig. 2B).

In contrast, treatment profile (v) which results in only a slightly higher level of infection (Fig. 4 b,c)) uses less drugs and all those treated were given treatment on the first day (Fig. 4(d)).

This suggested that the factors leading to a higher level of infection in the Treg subset as compared with non-Tregs mainly act by favouring Treg reservoir formation, instead of slowing its decay.

Complement opsonization of virions resulted in a higher level of infection in DCs emigrating from explant tissues in culture compared with that of free HIV-1, whereas the effect on infection of emigrating CD4+ T cells was the opposite with decreased infection for opsonized HIV-1.

There were no significant differences in the predilection sites between these 2 parasite species, when comparing RI -values of positive muscles in individual animals with Friedman 2-way non-parametric AOV (Friedman statistic 0.4, df 1, p > 0.05), although T. nativa did show a higher level of infection.

Similarly, increased mRNA levels of the lymphocyte surface marker CTLA4 is possibly due to the presence of larger numbers of T cells in MDV infected birds as a result of higher levels of infection.

Earlier birth cohorts are subject to higher levels of infection prevalence and hence are more willing to tolerate higher risks and vaccinate at higher levels of coverage.

Male-biased parasitism is thought to be much more common [1] [4], although higher levels of infection with blood parasites have been observed in female birds [5].

In contrast, Haiti is a society where HIV is more broadly experienced, although still with higher levels of infection amongst MARPs [40].

It has been pointed out, however, that in populations where males have higher levels of infection, they are also likely to be responsible for most of the transmission to females [6].

Virions opsonized with complement produced higher levels of infection in the emigrating DCs than free HIV-1.