Sentence examples for multiple bacterial pathogens from inspiring English sources

Real-time identification of multiple bacterial pathogens in food is urgently needed to ensure food safety.

Thus, FAK appears to be a very common target of multiple bacterial pathogens.

However, other studies in developed countries have found that dense colonisation with multiple bacterial pathogens is unusual [ 25].

- However this response may not necessarily contribute to clearance of bacteria or reduction of disease., Evidence is mounting that antibody plays a limited role in the clearance of multiple bacterial pathogens.

Identifying multiple bacterial pathogens was similar for children with AOM and OME (13% versus 18%, p = 0.64), whereas not identifying any of the four bacterial pathogens was less common for AOM than OME (13% versus 49%, p < 0.001).

A plausible explanation for the poor response to antibiotics and high prevalence of AOM with perforation in the Indigenous community setting is co-infection of multiple bacterial pathogens with respiratory viruses.

Perception of multiple bacterial pathogen-associated molecular patterns (PAMPs), including flagellin, lipopolysaccharide (LPS) and elongation factor Tu (EF-Tu) induces closure of stomata in leaf epidermal peels of Arabidopsis[ 6].

In silico comparison of primers and probes, and analytical assessment with a range of near-neighbor Mycoplasma species and multiple bacterial respiratory pathogens demonstrated 100% analytical specificity of the assay.

High-throughput and rapid identification of multiple foodborne bacterial pathogens is vital in global public health and food industry.

This paper develops the "microbiome mutiny" hypothesis according to which the virulence of multiple opportunistic bacterial pathogens in the mammalian microbiome increases with a sharp increase of host mortality caused by aging and/or severe illness.

BRDC is a multi-factorial disease with environmental conditions interacting with multiple viral and bacterial pathogens to produce severe respiratory illness.