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Such coliform bacteria may be pathogens (disease-causing organisms) themselves, and their presence signals that other, less easily detected bacterial and viral pathogens may also be present.

Many nosocomial infections are due to antibiotic-resistant organisms such as meticillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus and multi-resistant Gram-negative organisms, which are selected by the antibiotic-rich hospital environment, but less resistant community pathogens may also cause hospital infection.

Many nosocomial infections are due to antibiotic-resistant organisms such as meticillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus and multiply-resistant Gram-negative organisms, which are selected by the antibiotic-rich hospital environment, but less resistant community pathogens may also cause hospital infection.

The anatomical and physiological barriers that the cornea offers against the entrance of bacteria and other pathogens may also pose difficulties for the access and effectiveness of drugs.

The ability of HDL to bind and promote LPS clearance in cases of infection by gram-negative pathogens may also impact our results because our sepsis population involved more gram-negative pathogens.

Our non-recovery of other Gram-positive ocular pathogens may also be due to the focus of this study, which centered on conjunctivitis compared with other ocular infections included in the Indian and southeastern Nigerian studies [8, 25].

The distribution of the plant and pathogen may also be temporally variable.

The virulence of the pathogen may also prevent effective innate and acquired responses from eliminating microorganisms before infection ensues.

In addition, other factors, such as host genetic polymorphisms or the characteristics of the pathogen, may also have introduced variability.

Additional features of the pathogen may also contribute to whether excessive transmission occurs, such as viral strain characteristics, viral load, or the presence of coinfecting organisms.

While this method will likely underreport microbial contamination and will not detect pathogens such as Clostridium difficile or viral pathogens that may also be transmitted nosocomially via fomites, a single method to ascertain the presence of all pathogens is not feasible.