Within subgroup I, a limited number of certain serotypes are recognized as having a higher propensity for causing extraintestinal disease on the basis of distinct virulence-associated characteristics.
They are often difficult to diagnose and may present in a variety of forms with propensity to cause number of infections of different body parts and organs.
The premise involves the Avengers' propensity for causing collateral damage.
5 Certainly, adherence may be enhanced with prescription of a smaller number of pills which incorporate medicines of low propensity to cause either hypoglycemia or weight gain.
Although a complete survey of potential pathogens in nature is an overwhelming task, a useful beginning would be to select the most likely potential hosts and vectors (e.g., bats and rodents, ticks and mosquitoes) and catalog those groups of pathogens with known propensities for causing disease in humans (e.g., hemorrhagic fever viruses, arboviruses, rickettsiae, and some bacteria).
It is resistant to most disinfectants and biocides and thrives in the most hostile environments a feature associated with its propensity to cause outbreaks of healthcare-associated disease [1].
The relatively low number of genes identified to be under positive selection in CC75 is consistent with the suggestion of lower propensity to cause disease than typical S. aureus.
The chimeric promoter was found in all M. haemolytica + M. glucosida strains in the present study, irregardless of their propensity to cause disease, suggesting that it evolved in response to selection for something else than making their hosts sick.
Antiemetic prophylaxis is given in relation to the emetogenic potential of the chemotherapy regimen, which has an intrinsic propensity to cause CINV, the severity of which depends on the class and dose of drugs administered.
It is now evident that all SGAs, apart from clozapine, have propensity to cause certain degree of EPS.
