Sentence examples for inflammatory infection from inspiring English sources

Mip-2, like the number of GAS recovered, indicated an increase in bacterial clearance and general reduction of an inflammatory infection.

Periodontal disease is a chronic inflammatory infection associated with infection by Porphyromonas gingivalis that culminates in the destruction of the supporting structures of the teeth.

Infection with a strain of M. ulcerans expressing mycolactone is associated with cell death and extracellular infection and pathology in a guinea pig model while a mycolactone negative mutant produces an intracellular granulomatous inflammatory infection similar to that of other mycobacterial species [4].

MVA.85A and SO2 treatment also showed reduced average lung bacterial counts (1.0 and 1.2 log respectively, compared with 0.4 log for BCG) and significant protective effect by reduction in C-reactive protein levels, body weight loss, and decrease of erythrocyte-associated hematologic parameters (MCV, MCH, Hb, Ht) as markers of inflammatory infection, all relative to non-vaccinated controls.

Furthermore, recent protective efficacy studies in rhesus macaques demonstrated that SO2 vaccination significantly reduced pathology upon intratracheal Mtb infectious challenge, and provided significant protective effect by reduction in C-reactive protein levels, and body weight loss and decrease of several markers of inflammatory infection [15].

In cervical cancer, a number of different factors including HPV infection, hormonal imbalances, and inflammatory infection have already been reported to influence Raman spectra.

"These women have adhesions, vaginal infections, pelvic inflammatory infections, urine infections - for years they have been having this problems," she said.

Circumferential and symmetric thickenings of the bowel wall are features usually attributed to benign conditions such as inflammatory, infections, bowel oedema and ischaemia [3, 4].

Furthermore, our results support the idea that telomeres provide a biomarker for life-time exposure and ability to cope with inflammatory infections.

An acute phase response is involved in many inflammatory infections [13], [44], [47] whereby proteins, such as serum amyloid A (SAA), have been associated with NO production from macrophages [25].

Up-regulation of this core set of genes by pathogens might represent a general "alarm signal" for inflammatory infections [ 39].