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Therefore, we analyzed the effectiveness of Gram and methylene blue staining techniques, which are simple microbiological methods in suspecting the aetiology of ON in a maternity ward in Luanda, Angola.

This bacterium is found in the environment and it is considered a major foodborne pathogen that poses a considerable public health risk; in fact, last year the World Health Organization (WHO) organized an expert meeting to review and recommend microbiological methods in order to monitor the levels of pathogenic Vibrio spp. in seafood and water.

Authors should report the study design and microbiological methods in sufficient detail to enable their quality to be assessed.

TJG contributed to detailing the microbiological methods in the manuscript, and drafted the figures in this manuscript.

Our data emphasize the crucial role of microbiological methods in defining possible therapeutic strategies that may help to guide antibiotic therapy regimes in CF patients.

The microbiological method in each hospital for identification of MRSA from initial and follow-up swabs was not evaluated for its sensitivity and specificity since it has become routine in German laboratories.

Table  2 presents the microbiological methods employed in the isolation and identification of Salmonella.

The microbiological methods employed in the studies might have underestimated the numbers of Salmonella positive samples.

Standard microbiological methods used in laboratories take 24 96 h [ 5, 62].

The present estimate appears to be lower than its actual occurrence due to the apparently lower sensitivities of the microbiological methods used in most of the studies.

The microbiological methods used in this small study cannot determine i) which pathogens extend from the nasopharynx to the middle ear space; ii) the relative importance of concurrent infection with multiple organisms; iii) the rate of acquisition of new pathogens while on treatment; or iv) the role of antibiotic resistant bacteria.