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Meanings of bacterial flora in English
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Usage of bacterial flora in English
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Distribution of the gut bacterialflora showed small intestinal bacterial overgrowth.
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Each surface of the body has its own bacterialflora.
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Most human S. putrefaciens strains are isolated from bacterialflora, which puts to question its clinical significance.
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It was recognized how intricate and finely tuned connection exists between the gut bacterialflora and the intestinal mucosa.
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No significant change in the three major AOM bacteria present in nasopharyngeal bacterialflora after administration of antimicrobial agents was observed.
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Construction of an ileal reservoir changes the fecal bacterialflora and the fecal composition of bile acids and short-chain fatty acids.
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The wide tube of the vagina is further protected by a normal bacterialflora which produces conditions hostile to other and pathogenic bacteria.
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A negative correlation between Bifidobacterium and Enterobacteriaceae in the probiotic group suggests a possible involvement of BBG-01 in alteration of the enteric bacterialflora.
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Beforehand, their bacterialflora were not diverse, and afterward, they were, indicating the transplants had recreated a healthy, diverse bacterial ecosystem in the patients' guts.
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Previous experiments by our group have indicated the regenerative effects of a spring water (Comano), which was possibly associated with the native non-pathogenic bacterialflora.
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Background: Vaginal pH is related to genital tract inflammation and changes in the bacterialflora, both suggested cofactors for persistence of human papillomavirus (HPV) infection.