Sentence examples for more stringent infection from inspiring English sources

"Every baby on the unit has been screened for this bacterium as a precaution and even more stringent infection control measures have been put in place.

This study compares surface bacterial contamination levels in a large teaching clinic in 1998 with that of a 1976 study in the same clinic to determine if renovation and more stringent infection control, or IC, practices have made a difference.

However, in recent years, several outbreaks of infection related to endoscopic procedures or trans-oesophageal US have been reported [1, 2, 3, 4, 5], resulting in the introduction of more stringent infection prevention measures [6, 7].

These findings also suggest that more stringent infection control measures need to be implemented in patients with severe diarrhea because of high fecal viral concentrations (1 – 4, 8 ).

More stringent infection control measures for VHFs, including airborne precautions, were implemented once a diagnosis of CCHF was considered (5 ) (Table 2).

The large influx of uninfected birth cohorts does not appear to have reduced HCV prevalence, possibly suggesting that HCV incidence has not declined as expected following the end of the PAT campaigns and adoption of more stringent infection control measures.

The finding is consistent with stronger protective risks ascribed to vitamin A in other trials by using more stringent definitions of infections such as diarrhoea, measured as number of stools daily, 46 47 or severity of general illness based on level of care sought.

The risk was slightly increased (RH = 4.04 95% CI: 1.87 8.71) if the analysis was restricted to those 727 pairs with negative PCR results >28 days (a more stringent analysis ensuring that infections detected >6 weeks were not due to intrapartum infections detected late).

Infections including soft- or skeletal tissue or infections in the form of an abscess could have been classified as deep incisional, but as only seven isolates originated from this category with four bacterial species represented, the use of only the two terms superficial skin infection and deeper infection was deemed more stringent.

E2F induced by ORF 6/7 peptides might facilitate adenoviral infection under more stringent environments, such as in the absence of the E1A gene products (27, 28).

We note that our criteria of dual infection were more stringent than requiring (potentially weak) non-monophyletic clustering of a patient's sequences.