Sentence examples for more pathogenic cases from inspiring English sources

Although U. urealyticum has been implicated in more pathogenic cases, inconsistent findings exist as to which Ureaplasma species is the most pathogenic.

While the 2009/2010 influenza pandemic has been classified as mild by the World Health Organisation and the Centre for Disease Control and Prevention [ 43, 41] these results will have relevance to future influenza pandemics which may be significantly more pathogenic, with higher case fatality rates than those seen in 2009.

Some of them are transmitted from animals to humans in which case they are more pathogenic than these that inhabit humans skin usually.

This marked difference in the attack rates suggests that the L. pneumophila sg 1 strains in some hospitals may be more pathogenic than those circulating in hospitals where no cases of legionellosis have been reported.

Identification of HEV serotypes in clinical cases is important for monitoring emergence of more pathogenic variants, epidemiological surveillance and investigating sources of infection.

During 2012, there was some media speculation that more cases of severe disease occurred in younger persons and that the circulating strain of virus possibly was more pathogenic than in prior years.

Moran, G. P., Coleman, D. C. & Sullivan, D. J. Candida albicans versus Candida dubliniensis: why Is C. albicans more pathogenic?

The mortality rate from H5N1 is already high, but as the virus mutates, it could become more pathogenic.

Dr Ho proposed that the DNA sequence used in genetically engineering Oxitec's mosquitoes might somehow have jumped into the Zika virus and caused it to mutate into a more pathogenic form.

More pathogenic microorganisms were recovered from VITAL anaerobic bottles than from BACTEC NR7 (anaerobic) bottles.

Diabetes-enhanced IL-17 alters the oral micro biota and renders it more pathogenic.