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Meanings of bacterial infection in English
Spanish
infección y micosis bacterial Infections caused by bacteria and fungi, general, specified, or unspecified.
Russian
бактериальная инфекция Portuguese
doença bacteriana Spanish
enfermedad bacterial Catalan
malaltia bacteriana Disease caused by bacteria.
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Synonyms
Examples for "bacterial infectious disease"
Examples for "bacterial infectious disease"
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Antimicrobial resistance is a rapidly increasing problem impacting the successful treatment of bacterial infectious disease.
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Tuberculosis is an infectious bacterial disease which can become serious.
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It is a foul, bacterial disease, and originates in filth.
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TB is an infectious bacterial disease typically attacking the lungs.
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The bacterial disease has been found 15 kilometres outside the containment zone in Te Puke.
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Typhoid is a bacterial disease caused by salmonella typhi.
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Gram-negative bacteria are responsible for a large proportion of antibiotic-resistant bacterial diseases.
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Aside from Newcastle Disease, there are viral and bacterial diseases which are highly contagious.
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Objectives: Flooding provides an opportunity for epidemics of waterborne viral, protozoan, or bacterial diseases to develop in affected areas.
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The results suggest that food plants can function as vaccines for simultaneous protection against infectious virus and bacterial diseases.
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Tuberculosis and bacterial diseases should be the most important outcomes in future trials of early ART in sub-Saharan Africa.
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Prevention of bacterial infections in cirrhosis should therefore move away from antibiotics.
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Very high CRP levels tend to be associated with invasive bacterial infections.
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The importance of noninvasive imaging methods to bacterial infections is widely recognized.
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Mastitis is a mammary gland inflammatory disease often due to bacterial infections.
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Sixty-nine per cent were hospitalized because of concomitant bacterial infections and sepsis.
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Tuberculosis is an infectious bacterial disease which can become serious.
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TB is an infectious bacterial disease typically attacking the lungs.
Usage of bacterial infection in English
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Among these, 82 infants were identified as having possible severe bacterial infection.
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Patients with multiple myeloma are at increased risk of severe bacterial infection.
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Objective: Procalcitonin has been advocated as a specific biomarker for bacterial infection.
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Remember: Green phlegm does not necessarily mean there is a bacterial infection.
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It would also protect the creatures from various forms of bacterial infection.
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Lipocalin-2 is a promising marker, particularly for, early detection of bacterial infection.
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The observed complications included bacterial infection and complication related to portal hypertension.
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Subjects with bacterial -viral coinfection and microbiologically-negative suspected bacterial infection were also evaluated.
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Most had a bacterial infection that would probably have improved with antibiotics.
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Diphtheria is a bacterial infection that mainly affects the nose and throat.
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Authorities currently believe this die-off was caused by a bacterial infection.
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Ten years ago she contracted a bacterial infection during an operation.
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This left the lungs vulnerable to an invasive secondary bacterial infection, he said.
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Gathers had missed significant time late in the season with a bacterial infection.
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Rapid clearance of pathogens is essential for successful control of pyogenic bacterial infection.
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High risk of culture-proven bacterial infection was observed in both groups.
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Translations for bacterial infection
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Bacterial infection through the time
Bacterial infection across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Rare