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Yet, in laboratories where stained smears are part of the routine microbiological examination of urine samples, the time necessary to perform the stain and examine the slide under the microscope is relatively short [ 124].
Compared with a parallel microbiological examination of the samples, agreement was 96% with the Enterococcus assay and 98% with the E. coli assay.
Therefore, the molecular assessment of biodegradation potential should involve a very careful primer and probe design and an extensive microbiological examination of a site of interest to accurately delineate the biodegradation potential of the site.
A novel bacteriological agar, named Furukawa Agar, has been specifically designed to inhibit the growth of filamentous fungi during microbiological examination of bacteria from organic compost, thereby allowing complete analysis of the resulting bacterial organisms, without the overgrowth with filamentous fungi.
The microbiological examination of the specimen taken during the first surgical revision lead to the detection ofStaphylococcus epidermidis.
The geochemical, mineralogical and microbiological examination of the natural Atlin wetland and experiments document the importance of cyanobacteria in promoting the formation of magnesium carbonate minerals.
The groups H1/2 and H3/4 consisted of 9 samples each, the groups CoPS1/2 and the group CoPS3/4 of 14 samples in each, while CoNS1/2 consisted of 7 and CoNS3/4 consisted of 9 samples, chosen on the basis of microbiological examination, out of 160 samples taken from the slaughtered cows.
Furthermore, microbiological examinations of the skin before catheter placement and of the injection site before and the catheter tip after its removal were performed.
We also obtained the results of laboratory and microbiological examinations of mothers of five infants with C. trachomatis infection.
For example, the screening strategy for general SSI included: 1) continual fever (temperature ≥38.0C) for 2 days after surgery, but excluding a temperature within 72 hours after surgery (surgical fevers mostly occur during this time period); 2) positive microbiological examinations of surgical wound secretions; and 3) new antibiotic administration, excluding prophylactic use of antibiotics.
As the patient did not present symptoms, pelvic radiograph did not detect radiological progression of sacroiliitis and fever disappeared 48 hours after catheter removal, no additional microbiological examination (e.g., sets of peripheral blood cultures) has been made and antimicrobial therapy was postponed.
