Sentence examples for potential pathogenic bacteria from inspiring English sources
In hospital environments, a decreased colonization resistance and persistence of antibiotic resistance could potentially lead to an overgrowth and spread of multi-resistant potential pathogenic bacteria and thereby increase the risk of treatment failure.
Conversely, an anti-bacterial activity of lettuce and cucumber samples against potential pathogenic bacteria was also notable (Ahmed et al. 2014).
In our view, the results of this study can be valuable in terms of the competition inside the microbial community may impact nasopharyngeal dynamics and carriage of pathogenic or potential pathogenic bacteria.
Human skin is continuously exposed to a wide variety of potential pathogenic bacteria.
Stethoscope from ICU ward harbored the highest (68.8%) potential pathogenic bacteria and least isolation for potential pathogenic bacteria (35.3%) was recorded from Maternity ward attendants' stethoscope (Table 2).
Free-living amoebae pose a potential health risk in water systems as they may be pathogenic and harbor potential pathogenic bacteria known as amoebae resistant bacteria.
Nevertheless, a few potentially pathogenic bacteria that are considered to be part of the normal intestinal microbiota, have been recently studied as a potential cause of neonatal enteritis.
Therefore, this toxin-antitoxin module may have great potential to inhibit the growth of potentially-pathogenic bacteria through a possible competitive exclusion due to selective inhibition [ 46].
There is a spectrum of pathogenic potential among pathogenic bacteria – from those that are opportunistic pathogens, only capable of virulent behaviour in the presence of local or systemic defects of host defences, through to pathogens, which might be termed professional, capable of pathogenic behaviour in the presence of normally functioning host defences.
However, what is important is that even if the number of positive samples was underestimated, 17.4% were still a relatively high number of samples to contain potential pathogenic intracellular bacteria.
Whether colonization by potential pulmonary pathogenic bacteria, without any change in baseline respiratory symptoms, can alter the protease-antiprotease balance in the airways is unknown.
