Meanings of subclinical infection in English

Routine monitoring for subclinical infection is one of the key mastitis control approaches.

No background factor that influenced antibody-positive status due to subclinical infection was identified.

The clinical manifestations range from subclinical infection to severe manifestations of focal or systemic disease.

Objective: Chronic tonsillitis is the persistent inflammation of the tonsillar tissue that occurs due to recurrent, acute or subclinical infection.

Although delivery is expedited in cases of overt infection, decisions regarding timing and mode of delivery in subclinical infection are not clear-cut.

Newly developed type-specific serologic methods can identify women with recurrent genital HSV-2 infection, as well as those with unrecognized or subclinical infection.

There were no significant differences in the profile of cytokine and chemokine gene expression in DTH from subjects with healed or subclinical infection.

Conclusion: Abnormal lymph node cytology is much more common in dogs with clinical leishmaniosis than in dogs with subclinical infection, and primarily involves lymphoid hyperplasia.

There was no difference in the level of MCP-1 expression between the healed lesion and the subclinical infection groups (p = 0.876).

Several lines of evidence point to the involvement of subclinical infections and of bacterial biofilm formation.

Such a method should permit routine diagnostic tests for herds with clinical and subclinical infections, without the need for Chlamydia culture.

No evidence was seen for selection by TS of antifolate resistance-conferring mutations in parasite dihydrofolate reductase or dihydropteroate synthase during subclinical infections.