Sentence examples for more effective infection from inspiring English sources

The study provides wide epidemiological data and enables more effective infection control and treatment plans.

The genetic variations reported in this study could reduce the neutralizing effect of antibodies or make more efficient the interaction between virus and cellular membrane, thus allowing a more effective infection.

The high prevalence of ciprofloxacin resistance amongst the Malaysian ESBL-producing K. pneumoniae isolates suggests the need for more effective infection control measures to limit the spread of these resistant organisms in the hospital.

Even if DAI rates in Tunisian ICU were lower than those published in some reports from other North African countries, DAI data, dominated by catheter associated infections show the need for more-effective infection control interventions in our hospital.

As antiretroviral therapy became more effective, HCV infection emerged as an important cause of morbidity and mortality in HIV-infected individuals.

Therefore, therapeutic vaccines, designed to target the early non-structural proteins of the virus, such as E6, may be more effective once infection has occurred.

In addition, unspecified infection plus respiratory data is not consistently more effective than unspecified infection alone.

It has also recently been demonstrated that an engineered antigen derived from the lipoprotein component of the receptor, transferrin-binding protein B (TbpB), was more effective at preventing infection by H. parasuis than a commercial vaccine product.

Curiously, the control Caulobacter was found to be more effective at inhibiting infection following heat inactivation.

At higher coverages, and for the more effective DEC/ALB regimen, infection levels remained below the threshold level for more than 10 years (Fig. 2A).

Bone cements loaded with combinations of antibiotics are assumed more effective in preventing infection than bone cements with gentamicin as a single drug.