Sentence examples for implicate use of from inspiring English sources
The results from our study do not implicate use of antibacterial cleaning and hygiene products as an influential factor in carriage of antimicrobial drug resistant bacteria on the hands of household members.
Results from these experiments implicate the use of aging of dilute multimeric enzymes at the end of freeze-thawing to control the variability in enzyme assays.
The direct associations between animal and human MRSA carriage and the association between MRSA and antimicrobial use in calves implicate prudent use of antibiotics in farm animals.
The possible role of Sn in an internalization process and its restricted expression pattern on macrophages implicate potential use of this protein in specific macrophage targeting of antigens, toxins, drugs or other molecules, either to specifically eliminate, activate or deactivate macrophages.
New data implicate the use of specific classes of antimicrobial agents in the spread of vancomycin-resistant enterococci (VRE).
Taken together, these findings implicate the use of TNKS inhibitors to target the Wnt pathway to combat lung cancer.
Thus, these data provide no support for the arguments (1 – 4 ) that implicate aquacultural use of florfenicol or the subsequent occurrence of florfenicol-resistant P. damsela in the emergence of the flo gene in DT104.
Isolates within these CCs were also implicated by use of spa and SCCmec typing.
CEUS implicates the use of dedicated low mechanical index presets and intravenous administration of a bolus of 2.4 ml of contrast material, containing 8 μl/ml sulphur hexafluoride microbubbles, followed by a 10-ml saline flush; the target lesion is then scanned for the following 3 5 min in order to assess its vascularization.
Instead they continue to defend torture, wrongful conviction and other police misconduct cases by employing the implicated officers' use of the code to deny responsibility.
Studies have implicated higher use of medication in women [ 48] and elderly [ 16].
