Sentence examples for more active infection from inspiring English sources

This surprising finding challenges the notion of latency as a fully dormant state of TB infection, and suggests that HIV co-infection may skew this heterogeneous state towards a state that immunologically resembles more active infection.

The result of Isfahan may suggest that the stallions (EHV-1: 18.18%, EHV-4: 22.72%) were infected more than the mares (EHV-1: 9.67%, EHV-4: 12.90%) and therefore had more active infection by the viruses.

If we assume that the greater the amount of viral excretion in feces that occurs, the higher number of replicating polioviruses (as well as the potential for greater genetic diversity), the patient had a more active infection (that responded to the therapy) than did the contacts.

In other words, even a small imbalance in CMV reactivation between control and treatment arms could lead to significant false-positive results due to more active CMV infection and higher mortality in the control arm; or to false-negative results due to more active CMV infection and higher mortality in the treatment arm.

Because of their compromised immune systems, people like me, living with HIV, are more likely to get TB, more susceptible to active infection and more likely to die unless we receive proper treatment.

Furthermore, the numbers of linkages from primary to secondary infection for both Psmd1 and Psmd13 increased significantly, suggesting that the proteasome is more active during secondary infection, and is therefore more important in the adaptive immune response of zebrafish.

Of course, comparison of this setting with ADC in which CD4 cells are often decreased underscores a switch from low-level and seemingly benign autonomous infection to more active and 'malignant' macrophage infection with resultant toxic sequelae.

In An. gambiae, twenty-five immune-related genes displayed a significantly higher polysomal association and therefore more active translation during infection (Table 3).

The above interpretation of the rates of seropositivity above rests on the important assumptions that low rates of seropositivity indicate fewer and high rates indicate more patients with active infection due to Borrelia burgdorferi even when some of the tested patients may have non-specific antibody responses.

This study in Australia reported prevalence of 13% and that girls were more likely to have active infection.

At this time point, monocytes show a propensity to express transcripts encoding cytokines of a Th2- and Th3-like type of response, such as TGF-β, indicating that an anti-inflammatory or regulatory, rather than a pro-inflammatory, response is dominating in persistence as opposed to a more Th1-like response in active infection.