Sentence examples for microbial pathogenicity and from inspiring English sources

In general, ICL plays an important role in seed germination in higher plants, microbial pathogenicity, and survival.

The varied microbial pathogenicity and the inclusion of prosthetic joint-infections impose difficulties interpreting the results, but are likely to reflect the cases encountered in hospital practice.

4 The higher mortality rates associated with MRSA as compared with MSSA bacteraemia have been attributed to differences in host conditions, microbial pathogenicity and especially to the inferior antistaphylococcal killing effect of glycopeptides when compared with β-lactam antibiotics.

For their importance in mobility or protein secretion, T4P and T2SS play significant roles in microbial pathogenicity and are of considerable interest as potential targets of drugs or vaccine.

Higher mortality in patients with MRSA bacteremia compared to patients with MSSA bacteremia has been attributable to differences in host viability, differences in microbial pathogenicity, and differences in antimicrobial potency, particularly the inferior anti-staphylococcal killing of glycopeptides when compared to the beta-lactam antibiotics nafcillin or cefazolin [ 7, 8, 10, 11].

The notion that microbial pathogenicity relies on the interaction between a pathogen and its host (or a specific tissue), and that a virulence factor is either a microbial product or a strategy capable of causing damage to a susceptible host, can be broadly applied (Casadevall and Pirofski 2009).

My decision to focus on microbial pathogenicity mechanisms affecting human health and disease was influenced by his passing.

For anaerobic pathogens, aminoglycosides have counteractive effects against earlier microbial pathogenicity, while clindamycin protects hosts from abscess formation [ 20].

But more studies are needed to confirm the findings and determine whether enhanced biofilm formation translates into greater microbial pathogenicity or persistence; Cohen's own data suggest that cessation of smoke exposure reverses the boost in biofilm formation.

Perception of pathogen-associated molecular patterns (PAMP) elicits pattern-triggered immunity which strongly restricts microbial pathogenicity.

The highest level of cell culture complexity is reached by engineered and explanted tissues which currently pave the way for a more comprehensive view on microbial pathogenicity mechanisms.