Sentence examples for pathogens which may from inspiring English sources
An infected individual is susceptible to a variety of infectious organisms, including those called opportunistic pathogens, which may live benignly in the human body and cause disease only when the immune system is suppressed.
Prodigiosin at sub-inhibitory concentrations inhibits motility of pathogens which may be due to either loss of flagella or loss of invasive capacity.
All food processing surfaces are potential sites for biofilm formation of foodborne pathogens, which may result in increased virulence and better adaptation to survival in foods.
It is also well known that the presence of antibiotics induces robust biofilm formation of a range of pathogens, which may further contribute to the onset of VAP [22 24].
The tomato leaf miner, T. absoluta larvae, can significantly reduce both yield and fruit quality by direct feeding and the secondary pathogens which may enter through the wounds caused (Silva et al., 2011).
These findings suggest that some M. paratuberculosis strains interfere more successfully than others with the ability of macrophages to kill intracellular pathogens which may make it important to include strain typing when designing control programs.
The first stage in preventing an epidemic is to identify the pathogen, which may take various forms.
Bacteria Salmonella typhimurium (bacteria S. typhimurium) is a kind of food-borne zoonotic pathogen, which may cause food poisoning, acute gastroenteritis, and exogenous febrile disease and even lead to death [1, 2].
The immunocompromised status of the organ recipients enables amplification of the pathogen, which may lead to illness and death.
However, necrotrophic pathogens can thrive on dead tissue and the production of ROS creates a favorable environment for the pathogen which may further promote its proliferation.
This report emphasizes that Kocuria rosea should be considered as a nosocomial pathogen, which may cause of catheter infections in febrile neutropenic patients.
