Sentence examples for most important pathogenicity from inspiring English sources

Adhesins genes were present in high percentages: fimH (86.1%), ecp (A y R-B) (98.1%), and papC (62%), this result could be related to the pathogenicity of the isolated strains as adherence is the most important pathogenicity determinant [ 4].

The ability to adhere to materials and to promote the formation of biofilms appears the most important feature of the pathogenicity of P. putida [10].

The most important factor was probably bacteria pathogenicity.

It shows that, instead of exploiting the resources from the host, the most important variables of adaptation and pathogenicity are adhesion to the host tissue and/or surrounding microbes and competing with surrounding microbes.

G1 is considered the most important Stx2 variant group in terms of human pathogenicity.

Maintenance of metal homeostasis is crucial in bacterial pathogenicity as metal starvation is the most important mechanism in the nutritional immunity strategy of host cells.

The polyketide pathway is one of the most important metabolic processes involved in the growth, development, and pathogenicity in filamentous fungi.

However these technical considerations, which measure genetic divergence, neglect the most important concern we may have for these parasites: their pathogenicity, vectors, and host range and the consequent geographical distribution.

We are in the process of establishing a large database of breast cancer cases and ethnic-matched controls in order to evaluate the pathogenicity of the common founder alleles of the most important cancer susceptibility genes.

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