Sentence examples for microbial agents in from inspiring English sources

CBP needs much robust microbial agents in order to bring this process to the level of industrial expectations.

Salmonella and Staphylococcus aureus represent the most frequent microbial agents in infectious aortitis [9], while S. pneumoniae is a rarer pathogen [10, 11].

To evaluate the contribution of coinfection to the mortality observed in Argentina, we examined 199 cases of previously-diagnosed H1N1pdm infections from Argentina, including 39 cases classified as severe and 160 cases categorized as mild, using MassTag PCR, a multiplex PCR system that assesses 30 to 40 microbial agents in a single reaction [6].

The distribution of the microbial agents in relation to statin use is shown in Table  2.

We used analysis of variance to compare the levels of microbial agents in floor and chair dust.

Conventional and real-time RT-PCR, combined with Luminex bead array, were used in detection of multiple viruses to identity the microbial agents in disease individuals [ 45, 46].

Mummification may have been aided by wood chips placed in the bottom of the coffins, which absorbed bodily fluids, and a natural anti-microbial agents in the pine resin in the coffins.

Carboxymethyl derivatives of chitin and chitosan have shown promise for adsorbing metal ions, as drug delivery systems, in wound healing, as anti-microbial agents, in tissue engineering, as components in cosmetics and food and for anti-tumor activities.

The release of gentamicin sulfate for a period of five days from the nanoclay-enriched hydrogels would supply anti-microbial agents in a sustained and controlled manner and assist in preventing microbial growth and biofilm formation on the titanium implant surface.

For instance, withholding anti-microbial agents in the first case and continuing aggressive therapy in the third case may have prevented the fulfillment of the patient's best interest due to the lack of awareness among physicians regarding the objective of palliation.

Observed synergistic interactions in toxicologic studies among microbial agents present in damp buildings, including specific fungi, actinomycetes, and amoebae (Penttinen et al. 2006; Yli-Pirila et al. 2007) suggest that immunotoxic effects of fungal and bacterial strains typically found in damp buildings may be potentiated during joint exposures.