PMICs and SMICs were examined by end-point susceptibility testing.
Here, we focus on two-critical points; susceptibility of type I error and repeatability of the results.
The protection of gB-NT itself by O-linked glycans illustrates two important points: susceptibility to neutralization may depend on the cell type producing the virus; and infectivity reduction rather than ablation may overestimate the ease of infection control.
The hope is to find "constellations" of genes that point toward susceptibility of disease.
User's verification information stored on the single server is a main point of susceptibility and remains an attractive target for the attacker.
Recently the CLSI Antifungal Subcommittee determined the MIC break point of susceptibility to the three echinocandins as ⩽2 μg/ml for Candida spp. (Pfaller et al., 2008b).
Thus, targeting critical points of susceptibility in the LS-infected host cell might provide new avenues for malaria prophylaxis.
Descriptive statistics was used to describe the frequency of Salmonella from different sampling points, antimicrobial susceptibility pattern and hygienic conditions.
As additional data are generated that fully characterize the host cell-signaling milieu in which the LS parasite thrives, a more comprehensive understanding of the points of susceptibility will emerge.
For both Cerner and NCCLS methods, point estimates of susceptibility rose slightly as the period of analysis increased and the number of isolates included in the susceptibility calculations decreased.
But he said the evidence of greater damage in the brains of the female players might point to greater susceptibility to concussion among women.
