Sentence examples for issue of infection from inspiring English sources

Experts say the findings, described in the April issue of Infection and Immunity, could lead to a new approach for curbing the spread of the disease in people.

Now, a new study in the January issue of Infection and Immunity shows that the treated mice also develop allergies to another substance, egg white protein.

Rats that drank antibody milk also had one-third fewer cavities than control rats drinking distilled water, the researchers report in the May issue of Infection and Immunity.

Hamsters on a diet with intermediate levels of iron did even worse, the team reports in the January issue of Infection and Immunity.

The issue of infection with the insertion of an intrauterine stent has been assessed in an RCT of 60 women (30 women randomized to receive the stent; 30 women as a control) [86].

This suggests that immune cells in blood stay active within the mosquito at least long enough to damage the insect, the team reports in the April issue of Infection and Immunity.

To address the issue of infections, a widely feared complication of TH, Kamps and colleagues [ 18] studied the effect of selective decontamination of the digestive tract (SDD) in a group of severely brain-injured patients treated with prolonged mild TH on incidence of infection.

Conventional dressings such as gauze, Tulle gras and hydrofibre based do not address the issues of infection effectively.

These documents (patient chart, sputum laboratory request paper, and prescription papers) bring the issue of TB infection transmission to the attention of the healthcare workers in these units and alert them to be vigilant in IP.

Red blood cell (RBC) supply for transfusion has been severely constrained by the limited availability of donor blood and the emergence of infection and contamination issues.

Molecular genotyping was employed to address the issue of mixed infection with a susceptible and resistant strain of M. tuberculosis or re-infection by a new strain as a possible mechanism for treatment failure.