Sentence examples for rate of isolation from inspiring English sources

Within our samples, ceftriaxone resistant NTS were first isolated in the year 2000 and the rate of isolation of these strains has gradually increased over the years.

Among hospital strains of MRSA, the rate of isolation was 20.8%, whereas, the prevalence of resistance among community isolates was 8.1% (Table 4).

We suggest that the rate of isolation of NTM should be analysed as a potential confounder when comparing future tuberculosis vaccine trials in different geographical areas.

It is also possible that decontamination procedures contributed to the high 'smear positive culture negative' rate and that the true rate of isolation of NTM, or M. tuberculosis, is even higher than that reported.

The rate of isolation was highest among newborns (271/533: 50.8%).

The rate of isolation of QRNG strains also declined after 2001.

The rate of isolations was greatest from brain (30.3%), next from lung (10.4%), and least from liver-spleen suspension (0.8%) [ 28].

Seasonal variability in the occurrence of AmpC β-lactamase producing E. coli isolates was moderate; the lowest rates of isolation were in early winter and spring, and the highest rates were in late summer and fall.

Recovery of Phytophthora pluvialis from these samples was variable with higher rates of isolation from samples with fresh lesions.

Extrachromosomal DNA was previously detected in many L. monocytogenes wildtype strains with rates of isolation ranging from 0 79% with an overall average of 30% [11] [15].

No differences in rates of isolation were seen (p = 0.6).