Sentence examples for microbiological identification of from inspiring English sources

Microbiological identification of NTM in these patients is difficult given the high microbial burden in the lungs and the need to differentiate between colonization and transient and true infection.

We have previously shown that the microbiological identification of M. tuberculosis in the CSF is highly volume-dependent [3].

Second, microbiological identification of patients infected with EHEC O157 H7 early in illness is strongly associated with a good nephrologic outcome [1], probably because such an expeditious diagnosis prompts early volume expansion [35].

TD performed isolation and microbiological identification of bacteria.

II and MK carried out the microbiological identification of the C. krusei isolates.

In this study, the prevalence of active trachoma was determined by clinical finding not on microbiological identification of Chlamydia trachomatis.

In those patients with positive microbiological identification, proportion of patients receiving appropriated antibiotic treatment based on the antibiogram results was similar between both severity groups (80 vs. 73%, p = 0.420).

The value of microbiological identification is a matter of debate, as cultures often reveal mixed flora in which it is difficult to distinguish contaminants from true pathogens.

This specificity of phages for specific strains of bacteria was one of the early ways of microbiological identification, which was carried out through a procedure called phage typing (Williams and Rippon 1952).

Nevertheless, owing to significant increase in antibiotic resistance and to the necessity of a relevant antimicrobial stewardship, an aggressive diagnostic approach dedicated to increase the rate of microbiological identification in order to use the antibiotic therapy with the narrowest spectrum seems mandatory.

Here, we describe how rapid microbiological identification and a combination of antimicrobials was used to successfully treat this life threatening infection in a four-year-old child.