Sentence examples for identified contact with from inspiring English sources

Conductive pipette tips were used and the machine identified contact with the agar during each approach by the resulting change in tip capacitance.

Our demographic analysis identified contact with livestock as a risk factor for TBLN when compared to pulmonary TB.

We also identified contact with animal manure as a significant risk factor in addition to cattle being present in the meshblock in which the case resided.

Second, SARS developed in another healthcare worker who had no identified contact with the index patient or with any other persons known to have SARS.

Overall, approximately half of those with Beijing genotype TB and of those with other strains had identified contact with previous TB patients (Table).

Since the number of cases in each group (pilgrims, household, out of household, and no identified contact with a pilgrim) was low, the power of the test did not allow identification of the difference of impact between them.

The file note said: "Dr Young's phone did not identify contact with any media outlets or journalists during the period surrounding the publication of the media articles".

The expression of such genes in vivo is dependent on the pathogen having the capacity to sense its immediate environment sufficiently to identify contact with the host.

Replication and excretion of H5N1 by asymptomatic domestic waterfowl has been demonstrated and is a plausible source of infection for humans (11 ); however, although a 1997 case-control study found that visiting live poultry markets was a risk factor for human influenza A H5N1 infection (2 ), our study and the study from Thailand (9 ) did not identify contact with healthy poultry as a risk factor.

Preliminary telephone interviews will be conducted with identified contacts within each of the selected case provinces to obtain a basic profile of the province's prenatal record review system, and to identify potential key informants for in-depth interviews.

All study participants were identified, contacted, and recruited with the help of community leaders and trained research assistants.