Sentence examples for in a systemic model from inspiring English sources

Despite the lack of involvement of Isd/Hts during the pathogenesis of pneumonia, these studies establish that S. aureus strains unable to acquire iron through either the Hts or Isd systems are severely decreased in virulence in a systemic model of infection.

We outline six functions in a systemic model, drawing primarily on resilience engineering, and disaster response: anticipation, monitoring, response, recovery, learning, and self-monitoring.

Analysis of the mutant in a systemic model of infection was essentially performed as described previously (Wagener et al., 2008).

Recent studies in a systemic model of bacterial infection suggest that the HVEM-BTLA interaction may predominate to inhibit early innate immune responses through effects on proinflammatory cytokine production [13].

In this paper, a systemic model based on the equivalent circuit modeling method is developed in order to analyze the electrical behavior of direct methanol fuel cell (DMFC) stack in complex systems.

The stages in the construction of a systemic model for analysing the problem that interests us – health science teaching – are adapted as the process unfolds.

Despite its role for biofilm formation in vivo, bcr1Δ is not essential for virulence in a systemic mouse model [42].

Similar observations were recently published in a systemic infection model using encapsulated WT B. anthracis (pXO1+, pXO2+); host neutrophil recruitment in spleen and liver was significantly increased in the absence anthrax toxins compared to infection with the parent strain [32].

In a systemic infection model, transgenic mice expressing human CD46 displayed higher levels of bacteremia, arthritis and mortality compared with the non-transgenic mice.

Deletion of tcsA led to a strain with reduced virulence in a systemic murine model while the only phenotype detectable for Δ tcsB was reduced sensitivity to SDS (Grice et al., 2013).

Surprisingly, infection with the mutant led to a faster killing in the systemic model of infection.