Sentence examples for more pathogenic species from inspiring English sources

Given the extreme fatality rates, it is possible that the virus was newly introduced to these populations of nonhuman primates or was a more pathogenic species or strain.

S. epidermidis and S. sanguinis are not usually associated with active peri-implantitis, but they are amongst the main early colonizers of oral tissues and artificial biomaterials, paving the way for more pathogenic species [56 58].

The large gene pool of antibiotic resistance and virulence determinants in S. epidermidis is shared with other more pathogenic species such as S. aureus.

It could be of interest to lead similar studies in more pathogenic species of Burkholderia as B. pseudomallei and B. mallei and explore the role of active efflux induced by the treatment in the cases of relapses in melioidosis and glanders.

Altogether, our data suggest that R. africae is more regulated than more pathogenic species.

Heavy alcohol consumption changes the composition of microbial communities in the GI system, tipping the balance toward more pathogenic species.

In contrast to the other more pathogenic Candida species, the mannan epitope detected by the Platelia test is poorly expressed on C. parapsilosis[ 11].

LAM molecules with mannosylated caps on the terminal D-arabinan side chains (ManLAM) are characteristic of more pathogenic mycobacterial species such as M. tuberculosis Mycobacterium leprae and Mycobacterium bovis[ 14].

Leishmaniasis is a group of infectious neglected tropical diseases caused by more than 20 pathogenic species of Leishmania sp. Due to the limitations of the current treatments available, chalcone moiety has been drawn with a lot of attention due to the simple chemistry and synthesis, being reported with antileishmanial activity in particular against amastigote form.

It is possible that intermediate species circulate at lower numbers than pathogenic counterparts or that some of these species may be more fastidious than pathogenic species.

Previously, other studies had suggested that C. hominis might be more pathogenic than other species or might induce different clinical manifestations (13, 15, 21 ).