Sentence examples for higher rate of isolation from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, prior treatment with fluconazole was not associated with a higher rate of isolation of Aspergillus spp., as was previously reported in patients with neutropenia [ 16].

Rate of isolation of S. aureus from government and non-government primary schools were 114(48.5%) and 30(43.5%), respectively, with only 5% higher rate of isolation among government primary schools (Table  2).

Recovery of Phytophthora pluvialis from these samples was variable with higher rates of isolation from samples with fresh lesions.

In both seasons the highest rate of isolation was from streams (Table  2).

We found a high rate of isolation for E. coli that adhered with a DA pattern; however, rates were similar in patients (18%) and controls (12%).

The high seropositivity and moderately high rate of isolation of viable tissue cysts from edible organs in the current study might be of great public health significance.

Therefore, factors that lead to the high rate of isolation of AmpC β-lactamase producing E. coli in patients from the community require further exploration.

Among the primary school children, high rate of isolation of S. aureus was observed in Hermata Primary School (50.4%, 59) followed by Ginjo (46.6%, 55), Eldan (44.4%, 20), and Jimma University Community Primary School (41.7%, 10).

The higher rate of virus isolation among calves suggests increased infectivity of calves.

We observed a higher rate of strain isolation from the blood of patients from Cayenne than from the blood of patients from metropolitan France.

If the culture technique alone had been used, the significantly higher rate of yeast isolation from the hands of the companions of the disease group versus the control group (38.7% vs. 6%) would have supported our hypothesis that active malassezia infection of canine skin or ear canals is a risk factor for human carriage.