Sentence examples for predominant agents of from inspiring English sources

These organisms have resistance to many antibiotics and have become the predominant agents of wound sepsis in hospitals [ 35].

The predominant agents of UTI were successively Escherichia coli (64.5%), Staphylococcus aureus (6.0%), Proteus mirabilis (4.7%), Klebsiella spp (4.3%), Enterococcus faecalis (3.6%), Proteus vulgaris (2.7%), Pseudomonas aeruginosa (2.4%), Enterobacter spp (1.9%), Staphylococcus epidermidis (1.8%) and Providencia spp (1.7%) (Table  1).

Aside from indicating a hitherto unknown level of colony complexity, such a tendency would represent further support for the evidence provided by Pike and Foster [ 12] that there is strong division of labour in the gall repair task and that soldiers are the predominant agents of this repair.

In Canadian boreal forests, wildfire is the predominant agent of natural disturbance often with millions of hectares burning annually.

Here, we describe a new diagnostic test for rapid detection, in stool, at the bedside of patients, of Shigella flexneri 2a, the most predominant agent of the endemic form of the disease.

Candida parapsilosis is probably the species that has had the largest increase in incidence since 1990, becoming the predominant agent of candidaemia in certain centres.

1 5 C parapsilosis is probably the species that has had the largest increase in incidence since 1990, becoming the predominant agent of candidaemia in certain centres.

Our investigation of genetic polymorphism of M. tuberculosis complex strains from humans in two ecological regions of Cameroon has shown M. tuberculosis sensu stricto to be the predominant agent of TB cases, with the preponderance of the LAM10 family genotype.

The molecular characterization of MTBC strains from humans in two ecological regions of Cameroon has shown that M. tuberculosis sensu stricto is the predominant agent of TB cases in the zones.

It is likely that the adaptation of Vpu to target human tetherin was a key event in the spread of HIV-1 group M to become the predominant agent of the HIV/AIDS pandemic (Sauter et al., 2009).

Isolation of M. tuberculosis, which is a predominant agent of tuberculosis in humans [ 1], from pigs suggests transmission between human and pigs, which could occur as a result of close contact between the two species [ 3], feeding of undercooked garbage or by sputum or body secretions from infected individuals [ 30].