The rate of clinical infection in these men was no different than in unvaccinated controls.

Additionally, naïve bats inoculated with the LnV demonstrated the lowest clinical infection rate of all groups.

Two-fifths of patients with CRKP had clinical infection and 38% died during the current hospitalization.

These widespread brain abnormalities were found in both newborns with positive-culture infection and in those with clinical infection.

Some sources are recognizable and correctable, such as vascular access type, clinical infection, and water quality, and some are not.

E. coli O157:H7 may be more likely to cause disease outbreaks in this population because of the low inoculum required for clinical infection.

Plasmodium vivax causes over 100 million clinical infections each year.

Only the two patients who were positive for S. marcescens developed clinical infections that required explantation.

Patients with community-associated (CA) MRSA are significantly younger and had different distributions of clinical infections compared with HA-MRSA patients.

No differences in NO production were found between P. yucatanicus with subclinical L. (L.) mexicana infections and animals with clinical infections.

To determine the relevance of these data to clinical infections, we tested Psl production and biofilm formation of a panel of mucoid clinical isolates.

This study aimed to investigate the interactions between 11 antibiotics representing different mechanisms of action against MRSA strains and provide therapeutic strategies for clinical infections.

Clinical infection and the degree of recovery were evaluated, and the rate of reduction in mites and clinical efficacy rate (%) were calculated.

At the strain level, 11 of the 31 industrial sequence types identified had also been recovered from either natural environments or clinical infections.

Subclinical and clinical infections were established in P. yucatanicus through inoculation with 1 x 10 2 and 2.5 x 10 6 promastigotes, respectively.