Sentence examples for persistence of strains from inspiring English sources

Also note the persistence of strains in infants #2 and #5, through antibiotic administration.

These novel mutations could have important impacts on the pathogenesis and persistence of strains in the host.

Pulsed-field gel electrophoresis (PFGE) profiles were further examined to ascertain whether local spread or persistence of strains could be inferred.

B38 lacks babB, babC, sabB, and homB, four OMPs known to play a major role in adhesion to gastric epithelial cells and possibly in long-term persistence of strains in the human gastric mucosa when associated with peptic ulcer diseases or gastric metaplasia [ 32].

The large tensile elongation is proposed to be associated with the persistence of strain hardening at large strains.

We hypothesize that these variants are essential for the colonization and persistence of strain B8 in the gerbil stomach during in ammation.

Compensatory evolution restoring in vivo fitness, as well as social and behavior factors, may have played a role in the epidemiological persistence of strain M. The intracellular replication of the pathogen and its spread from the lungs to other sites occur before the development of adaptive immune responses.

Interestingly, Mier-y-T-Teran-Romero et al. [ 77] show that combination of antibody-dependent enhancement and slight heterogeneity in transmission among strains increases persistence of four strains, suggesting evolutionary advantage of antibody-dependent enhancement.

Some molecular similarities among environmental strains raise questions regarding potential spatial connections and persistence of certain strains in the environment.

On the other hand, BSH activity by a probiotic bacterium may be desirable since it increases the intestinal survival and persistence of producing strains, which in turn increases the overall beneficial effects associated with the strain [ 35].

"Not only is [the antibiotic] virtually useless against this organism, but resistance seem to have been a major factor in the continued evolution and persistence of these strains in hospitals and clinical settings".