Sentence examples for possible colonization from inspiring English sources

Dialysis patients are at increased risk of MRSA infection and possible colonization; reducing the number of patients colonized with MRSA will have a positive impact on bloodstream infection rates [ 26].

Pharyngeal and rectal samples were also collected from the health care workers in the unit in order to determine possible colonization with C. krusei or other Candida species.

Vampire Bats can be especially problematic in view of their possible colonization in warm climates and their dependence on a diet of blood, thus necessitating their biting vertebrates, including man and domestic animals.

A more through sampling of putative mastacembelid species from this large and biogeographically complex region is needed to begin to unravel the biogeographic history and possible colonization scenarios for this clade of LCR mastacembelids (Day et al. in prep).

All individuals not yet colonized on the skin are assumed to be equally susceptible to an infection (i.e. possible colonization of other body sites does not influence their susceptibility).

Our objectives here were first to assess the intraspecific genetic variation within species and its geographical distribution, inferring possible colonization routes and the geographic origins of outer island populations.

God's Plan had selected its future home from a list of candidates provided by the government for possible planetary colonization.

The progress of the Reconquista made possible the colonization of the Duero valley, where fortified urban centres (concejos), each surrounded by a broad dependent rural area, were established.

Concern about possible microbial colonization has led to various recommendations for reprocessing intervals among institutions, with many as short as 5 days.

However, the slight colouring of certain strata indicated possible endolithic colonization and/or this coloration could be derived from variation in elemental content, i.e. brown, yellow indicating higher iron content or pink indicating higher Mn content [23].

While some studies have documented limited nasopharyngeal penetration of many antibiotics, it remains possible that colonization was affected by the recent use of antibiotics [26].