Sentence examples for swabs suggest from inspiring English sources

The presence of virus in nasopharyngeal aspirates and throat swabs suggest that infection of upper airway exists and may precede lung infection.

These data from spore strips and surface swabs suggest that the decontamination process was effective in reducing and possibly eliminating the environmental contamination with B. anthracis.

Detailing the remaining grounds, Mr Turner accused the police of failing to disclose to the defence that swabs suggesting Sheila had no lead on her hands, and so could not have been the murderer, had been rejected by the forensic laboratory for being "contaminated".

The lack of correlation between symptomatology and presence of F. necrophorum in postoperative swabs suggests that the bacterium loses its pathogenic potential in the absence of tonsillar tissue.

However, the 2 patients with rhinovirus-positive samples obtained from biopsy also had rhinovirus RNA detectable in nasal swabs, suggesting rhinovirus infection.

The very low isolation rate from saliva swabs suggests that low levels of salivary contact are unlikely to transmit meningococci (1 ).

Detection of BeV and Tailam virus in kidney and spleen samples, but not respiratory or anal swabs, suggested that they are probably systemic viruses excreted in urine.

Successful isolation of P. multocida B 2 from nasal, rectal and vaginal swabs suggests that buffalo that survive experimental outbreaks of HS become carriers.

The majority of the USA 100 strains herein were isolated from nasal swabs, suggesting that this strain may be involved in colonization as opposed to disease.

The difference in prevalence of 39.5% from the self-taken swab and 49.4% from the nurse-taken LBC swab suggests that those who do not attend for screening have a lower prevalence.

Although serologic data suggested past exposure to the virus, detection of WNV-specific RNA by nested PCR in a cloacal swab suggests that WNV was circulating in the Camargue in 2005.