Sentence examples for more appropriate microbiological from inspiring English sources

Improved assessment and diagnosis may lead to more appropriate microbiological and point of care testing and more timely treatment and investigation of those children who are most likely to benefit, while reducing unnecessary treatment and investigation among those that are most unlikely to benefit.

If an individual had more than one wound, appropriate microbiological samples were collected from each clinically infected wound.

In addition, microbiological tests were more frequently requested in patients randomized to intervention, with higher percentage of positive cultures, suggesting that ID consultation in addition to antibiotic advice also consciously or unconsciously influenced test request practices, and possibly led to more appropriate selection of sites for microbiological tests.

In addition, with a view to industrial production, spray-dried powders present the advantages of being less susceptible to microbiological contamination and more appropriate for storage and transport.

It is much less cumbersome than the current reference method because of its simplicity, less consumption of media and glassware and is a more appropriate technique in settings with minimal microbiological resources.

Since the microbiological assay seems to measure the total microbiological action, it was considered the more appropriate to measure the in vivo drug concentrations effectiveness, with the goal of correlating with the clinical and bacteriological cure observed on the clinical practice [ 15].

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