Sentence examples for tract organisms from inspiring English sources

A comprehensive survey of lower genital tract organisms was conducted at baseline and at 6 and 12 months.

Given that the drug-resistance genes are widespread in Gram negative and positive respiratory tract organisms, and dispersed among many distinct GAS M protein types, we think it likely that further study will identify additional genetic elements associated with drug resistance [33] [37], [40], [41], [43], [44], [51], [68], [69], [80], [85] [87], [111] [117].

Because of evidence supporting patient-to-patient transmission of multiple different respiratory tract organisms, the Infection Control Guidelines (currently in draft form for public comment) of the United States Cystic Fibrosis Foundation (CFF) (www.cff.org/LivingWithCF/Webcasts/ArchivedWebcasts/Germs/#Infection_Prevention_and_Control_Policy_Update) have been recently changed.

Samples were cultured to detect typical respiratory tract colonising organisms, and the proportion of samples found to contain colonising bacteria compared between HIV infected and uninfected subjects using non-parametric tests.

Subsequent to Salmonella colonization of the GI tract, the organism has been shown to translocate through the gut into the bloodstream, leading to substantial infection of the liver and spleen [38] [41].

This clearly indicates a trend to greater over-representation of short poly dG .poly dC) tracts in organisms of higher (A+T)% base composition.

Porphyromonadaceae are present in the GI tract of several organisms including human and pigs (Mulder et al. 2009).

Characterizing the basic parameters of gene conversion (i.e., rates and tract lengths) within organisms is useful for a variety of reasons.

It is generally accepted that microorganisms isolated from a natural environment are poor in nutrient sources and these microorganisms exhibit higher survival abilities than those living in the alimentary tract of higher organisms.

Where there is malformation or dysfunction of the urinary tract, less virulent organisms such as Pseudomonas, Staphylococcus aureus or epidermidis or Group B Streptococcus may cause a UTI [ 34].

The concentration of ureaplasmas in the specimen from the lower genitourinary tract amounting ≥10 organisms per ml is commonly accepted as the load indicating an infection that should be treated with antimicrobials.