Sentence examples for monitoring for antimicrobial from inspiring English sources

As a part of this laboratory-based surveillance system, monitoring for antimicrobial resistance in S. Typhimurium was initiated in 1995.

These guidelines only recommend a minimum standard of monitoring for antimicrobial use and local antimicrobial susceptibilities, while providing routine feedback to relevant authorities.

Case-patients who agreed to clinical assessment and treatment represented a challenge for clinicians because they required prolonged therapy and continuous monitoring for antimicrobial drug resistance.

In this article we demonstrate the proof-of-principle of cell count monitoring for antimicrobial susceptibility testing, resulting in a significant decrease in time-to-result.

Comparison of time-to-result data between the fastest currently accepted method (VITEK) and bacterial cell count monitoring are shown in Table 2. Our results clearly demonstrate the proof of principle of bacterial cell count monitoring for antimicrobial susceptibility testing.

To address this, we reviewed Danish, Dutch and Swiss monitoring programs for antimicrobial residues in pig meat using the recently developed RISKSUR design tool.

Monitoring programmes for antimicrobial resistance have been established in veterinary medicine, but only for food producing animals [ 15].

This study underlines the urgent need for international harmonized units of measurement applicable in monitoring systems for antimicrobial use in livestock, such as generic animal defined daily dosages.

There are few studies on antimicrobial resistance mechanisms and MIC distributions in B. pilosicoli but to some extent the cutoff values proposed for B. hyodysenteriae may be applicable also for monitoring of antimicrobial susceptibility in B. pilosicoli.

Therefore, the principle of this unit of measurement for monitoring of antimicrobial consumption is the same in the different countries where it is applied.

The aims of this study were to compile and analyze MICs of six antibiotics for B. hyodysenteriae and B. pilosicoli isolated between 1990 and 2010 and to propose wild type cutoff values for monitoring of antimicrobial susceptibility of B. hyodysenteriae.