Sentence examples for most commonly infected from inspiring English sources

The Swiss native population showed the typical genotype distribution of Northern European countries where patients are most commonly infected with genotype A. Serological evidence of HDV infection was surprisingly low, except for patients of sub-Saharan African origin, of which 16%% were anti-HDV positive.

Individuals are most commonly infected with these viruses in childhood, although in the industrialized world primary infection may be delayed until adolescence or adulthood.

Dogs are most commonly infected by contact with vaginal discharges at oestrous or after abortions, or by ingesting infected placentas or foetuses.

"The most commonly infected site is the navel, which is a dirty place bacteriologically and which takes six to nine months to heal, even under the best of circumstances," said Dr. Lester B. Mayers, director of sports medicine at Pace.

Commercial broilers are most commonly infected with H9N2 virus because most of them were very young and kept under poor conditions.

Broiler chickens are most commonly infected by E. acervulina, E. maxima and E. tenella [2].

Several of these SIVcpz isolates closely resembled the family of HIVs that most commonly infect humans.

The poor sensitivity of this technique in low-grade infection is probably due to the low inflammatory response caused by coagulase-negative staphylococci, the organisms most commonly infecting TKA [7].

There are four groups of NTM, among which, group IV, i.e., the rapid growers (including M. fortuitum), is the one most commonly infecting the eye as was seen in our case.

Arboviruses such as the West Nile virus, which most commonly infect insects and mammals, survive winters in temperate areas by going dormant in birds such as the house sparrow.

HEV G3 and G4 are distributed worldwide, with G3 most commonly infecting both humans and pigs in Europe (2 ).