Sentence examples for infections under study from inspiring English sources

So, we have 9 infections under study.

However, prevalence of the viral infections under study was not affected when the corresponding proportions of males and females in Puerto Rico from the Census 2000 were considered.

The percentage of people unaware of their HIV seropositivity (36%), although substantially lower than for the other viral infections under study, is higher than the estimate in the US, where approximately 21% of HIV-positive persons remain undiagnosed [ 29].

When concomitant antibodies to viral infections under study were examined, individuals who were HSV-2 seropositive had a significantly higher prevalence of antibodies to HCV, HBV, HAV and HIV.

Face-to-face interviews covered standard sociodemographic characteristics plus extensive information on medical diagnoses including other STIs (self-reported syphilis, gonorrhea, genital warts, and infection with genital Chlamydia trachomatis), tattooing and body piercing practices, knowledge on viral infections under study, and self-reports of HAV and HBV vaccination coverage.

The majority of deaths were not attributed to the primary infection under study; furthermore, four tigecycline deaths and one comparator death occurred >30 days after the start of therapy.

The role of this cell type was, however, double-edged, either 'angel' or 'devil' depending upon the bacterial infection model under study.

PCR assay could effectively diagnose trypanosome infection in animals under study revealing 41.33% of subclinical cases (with clinical signs but negative by GSTBS) and 56.6% of carrier cases (GSTBS negative and with no clinical signs) that harboured infection (Table 3).

The annual rates of MRSA-related infections in the region under study were 3.1/1,000 persons in 1999, 4.8/1,000 persons in 2000, and 14.6/1,000 persons in 2001.

However, the high IFN-γ responses observed in our study (measured shortly after experimental infection) may decrease with the progression of natural TB infection under field conditions.

Studies published in general journals more frequently included adolescent or adult participants (51%, 35/68, and 41%, 28/68, respectively), and the most common diseases under study were infections (44%, 30/68).