Sentence examples for infectious type from inspiring English sources

The infectious type of SC is mostly commonly associated with tuberculosis (TB).

On the other hand, an underlying systemic illness is estimated to cause 25 to 50% of the cases, resulting in a non-infectious uveitis, which is more common in developed countries compared with the infectious type [3, 8 12].

In fact, they seemed to be about as inbred as modern Tasmanian devils (Sarcophilus harrisii), whose low genetic diversity may have made them more susceptible to a fatal and infectious type of tumor that now threatens their survival.

Here we present the first structure for the soluble domain of Flpp3 from the highly infectious Type A SCHU S4 strain, derived through high-resolution solution nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy; the first structure of a lipoprotein from the genus Francisella.

Histologically, the periprosthetic membrane was classified to be of the infectious type (Morawietz type II [ 18]).

Those jurisdictions in the North have a pathology similar to that of North American children; for those in the Western, Center, and most especially, in the South, the principal pathologies are the infectious type and nutritional deficiencies.

Various infectious types of leishmaniasis can be categorized as (a) cutaneous leishmaniasis; (b) mucocutaneous leishmaniasis; and (c) visceral leishmaniasis.

During this period, scientists, while acknowledging the clinical effects of sulfones and the distinction between infectious types, were not unanimous in negating the utility of patient isolation.

In order to do so, we used a combination of culturing methods, DNA hybridisation and PCR for the differentiation of the various vaginal infectious types.

The differential diagnosis of lymph node enlargement in patients with the clinical signs of KFD includes mainly tuberculous and other infectious types of lymphadenitis, and malignant lymphoma [ 4].

Where the population includes individuals of different infectious types, a more sophisticated approach defines R0 as the largest eigenvalue λ* of the next generation operator for those types (Diekmann and Heesterbeek, 2000; Heesterbeek, 2001).