Sentence examples for multiple parasite infections from inspiring English sources

The sheer number of Spotted Owls with multiple parasite infections supports the notion that the Spotted Owls have weakened immune systems.

Although this study did not clinically assess symptoms or measure the intensity of parasitemia, we can still assume a higher immune cost associated with multiple parasite infections.

Yet, a recent study found although PCR assays were sufficient in finding single parasite infections, it may underestimate cases with multiple parasite infections [46].

For cases where there were multiple parasite infections, evident by double peaks on the chromatogram, the TOPO TA Cloning Kit (Invitrogen Corp., Carlsbad, CA) was used following manufacturer instructions to isolate parasite strains.

This research suggests that Northern and California Spotted Owls have a fragile immune health due to the high numbers of multiple parasite infections, the possible introduction of Plasmodium, and their low parasite specificity.

Oral Ivermectin is already used by millions of people to combat multiple parasite infections, notably through the Mectizan donation program against river blindness (Thylefors, 2008).

Multiple parasitic infections by intestinal parasites were common, with 196 of9844 faecal samples having 2 5 intestinal parasites.

Multiple parasitic infections were common, 70% of animals presented with at least two parasites (maximum = 6).

In this study multiple parasitic infections were seen in 19 children (7.3%) from the total 260 study subjects and 17.8% among children who were infected with parasites and this result is higher than the study conducted in Gondar, where multiple infections (polyparasitism) occurred in 14 individuals or 4.6% of the total examined subjects and 13.5% of those who had intestinal parasites [ 32].

Multiple infections involving multiple parasite species within a single vector specimen as well as mixed infections involving genetically distinct clones of the same parasite species within a single vector are frequent [ 44].

Immunity to malaria is a function of exposure challenge; it develops gradually as a consequence of experiencing multiple parasite exposures or persistent infection for years.