Sentence examples for known infection from inspiring English sources

Specifically, 'always cooperative' out-competes 'always defect' when 51% of interacting partners in a population are infected, which is well within the known infection rates in the fungus-growing ant mutualism.

Sixteen of the 35 breastfed infants had known infection status at last follow up, of whom 6 (37.5%) were infected (95%CI 15.2 64.6%).

Mr. Kaplan said Israel had rejected "ring vaccinations" -- a plan considered by the United States -- in which people would be vaccinated in a ring around a known infection.

The plan says officials should provide "a large margin of safety" by concentrating efforts within a one-mile circle around each known infection.

Using a new statistical method and one of the world's most powerful computers, scientists at the Los Alamos National Laboratory said today that they had traced the origin of the AIDS epidemic to around 1930, nearly 30 years before the earliest known infection in humans.

Celum's study focused on long-term couples in which one partner had a known infection and thus was highly motivated to use PrEP adherence was 97%.

When she came to our department, she showed signs of an acute exacerbation of the already known infection of the left shoulder joint (white blood cell count (WBC): 9.3 × 109/l, C-reactive protein (CRP): 37 mg/l).

Exclusion criteria were (i) known infection with human immunodeficiency virus or hepatitis B or C, (ii) chronic treatment with GCs, (iii) participation in any investigational drug study within 4 weeks preceding the study period, and (iv) survival expected to be shorter than 3 days.

Patients were excluded if they had known infection with hepatitis B, hepatitis C or HIV.

(2) histological examination of obtained tissue by H&E showed no signs of emphysema, fibrosis, intra-alveolar transudate (edema), intra-alveolar exudate (pneumonia) or any known infection.

Modified treatment practices towards improving in-hospital patient care and reducing the development and spread of resistant strains begin with the surveillance of known infection-causing pathogens.