For the case-control study, patients whose MRSA bloodstream isolates exhibited growth on screening media (case-patients) were compared with patients whose isolates exhibited no growth (controls), in terms of the following features: age, sex, coexisting chronic conditions, hospital events, and antibiotic exposures before culture.
Even the redoubtable Rick Rubin can't save "Bloodstream", whose lyrics ("I feel the chemicals burn in my bloodstream") echo David Gray's "Babylon" to serotonin-reducing effect.
Similarly, we observed that pst (05SSU0451) is down-regulated in ΔsalKR whose survival in the bloodstream is drastically affected (Fig. 6).
Encouraged, the team then injected the umbilical cord blood cells into the bloodstream of rats whose brain had been damaged by an artificial stroke.
Suitably encased bubbles can survive for several minutes before being gobbled up by cells in the liver whose role is to purify the bloodstream.
An anaphylactic reaction is the direct result of the entrance of a specific foreign material into the bloodstream of a person whose body has become sensitized against it as a result of previous exposure and subsequent formation of antibodies.
"Of course, there's no scientific evidence that Jesus had the HI virus in his bloodstream," says the pastor, whose non-denominational Hope for Life Ministry is part of a growing charismatic movement in South Africa.
Its creation required the purification and increase of the German "race" as well as its biological separation from the Jews, whose infusion of evil into the German bloodstream, the Nazis said, served to pollute and undermine Germany's well-being.
You pick the place that welcomes you with open arms, whose heart beats in time with your bloodstream, whose name is an echo of your own.
It may be a stereotype, but experience has shown us that those whose livers are seeping bilirubin into their bloodstreams just don't put in that 110 percent effort we value.
