Sentence examples for migration of microorganisms from inspiring English sources

Peri-implant soft tissue forms the first border of the peri-implant tissue to the oral cavity and therefore to the migration of microorganisms that can cause and accelerate peri-implant infections.

At the contamination site, the soil was only 1 2 m deep, and cracks in the rock may have facilitated migration of microorganisms from the sewage to the ground water.

The ionic silver has broad spectrum activity against bacteria and fungi, and the cuff provides a mechanical barrier to the migration of microorganisms along the external surface of the catheter [ 1].

Bacterial translocation is defined as the migration of viable microorganisms from the gut lumen to the mesenteric lymph nodes (MLNs) or extra-intestinal sites [ 54].

These defective regions were regarded as undesirable areas facilitating the migration of the microorganisms towards the pulp and predisposing the tooth to an endodontic infection.

Enteral feeding via a nasogastric tube has been associated with an increased risk of ventilator-associated pneumonia, as impaired gastric emptying may promote migration of gastric microorganisms to the airways.

Biofilm formation and migration are important strategies of microorganisms in the pathogenesis and persistence of MCS device infections.

The neutrophil-mediated inflammatory response is a multistep process, initially characterized by adhesion of granulocytes to the activated vasculature, followed by their extravasation and migration towards inflamed tissues, then leading to in situ destruction of microorganisms [ 2- 4].

Effects of abiotic factors on migration of natural and recombinant plasmids between microorganisms under model ecosystem conditions has been estimated.

Infections due to CVC are attributed to colonization of microorganisms at the tip of CVC and then their migration to the circulation.

His lab has invented techniques that rewrite the metabolisms of microorganisms.