Sentence examples for isolated from the majority from inspiring English sources

Candida albicans is a commensal organism that can be isolated from the majority of healthy individuals.

Cops accused of crimes are housed here, isolated from the majority of inmates, who tend to view policemen in their midst with something less than enthusiasm.

Enterobacteriaceae were isolated from the majority (76%) of samples, and from all feeding regimes (see additional file 2).

C. albicans was isolated from the majority of colonized type 1 participants (56%), while C. glabrata was the most common isolate among colonized type 2 participants (54%).

Since pyogenic bacteria were isolated from the majority of these calves, they are possibly responsible for the development of the suppurative lung lesions.

G. vaginalis can be isolated from the majority of BV cases but it can also be isolated, albeit at much lower numbers, from healthy women.

Still, a difference between serotypes was indicated by the results obtained post-mortem as S Typhimurium was re-isolated from the majority of the pigs that had been housed in the contaminated environment.

S. enterica subsp. enterica was isolated from the vast majority of bird species, but S. enterica subsp. salamae was collected from four species of birds (Eurasian tree sparrow, great cormorant, great tit, and common swift).

Of the 64 heifers with Staphylococcus aureus isolated from the udder, the majority 85.9% (n = 55) was present in a single quarter, 7.6% (n = 5) in two, 4.7% (n = 3) in three and just one individual with isolates present in all four quarters.

i) In tumor cell suspensions that were freshly isolated from xenografts, the majority of cells were either E/M cells (EpCAMhigh/Vimentinhigh, EpCAMhigh/CD44high) or E-cells (EpCAMhigh/Vimentinlow, EpCAMhigh/CD44low), however, at passage 1 only E/M cells could be detected, indicating that the majority of cells obtained from xenografts that adapt to tissue culture are E/M (Figure 3A).

S. aureus was the most common gram-positive pathogen isolated from the respiratory tract; the majority (60%) of S. aureus isolates were MRSA (Table 2).