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1 ich were then analyzed physicochemically and microbiologically.

2 tem, with tuberculosis defined clinically or microbiologically.

3 re reported in one patient but not confirmed microbiologically.

4 tablished infections is difficult, even with microbiologically active agents.

5 IgM antibodies appear to be microbiologically and clinically protective and might th

6 d patients and 100 vegetarians were assessed microbiologically and epidemiologically.

7 s with experimentally induced IPA defined as microbiologically and histologically evident invasion.

8 To investigate whether microbiologically and immunologically distinct subsets o

9 community with a well-run water utility with microbiologically challenged source water, the authors o

10 We enrolled 94 subjects who were microbiologically classified; 53 as "non-bacterial" and

11 (LTBI) and active TB disease were diagnosed microbiologically, clinically, histologically, or radiol

12 cultured from cerebrospinal fluid; 40 had a microbiologically confirmed alternative diagnosis; the r

13 ities of H. influenzae were observed in both microbiologically confirmed cases and chest radiograph (

14 Future integration of registries for microbiologically confirmed cases and new cases register

15 immunofluorescence for P. jirovecii defined microbiologically confirmed cases for the given pathogen

16 s registered for treatment mirrored those of microbiologically confirmed cases nationally and provinc

17 ally and provincially; however, incidence of microbiologically confirmed cases was consistently highe

18 ensitivity and 77% specificity for detecting microbiologically confirmed cases; however, densities ov

19 Hospitalized adults with suspected or microbiologically confirmed cUTI/acute pyelonephritis we

20 , 17 months; 57% male), all 23 patients with microbiologically confirmed definite bacterial infection

21 an inverse association between incidence of microbiologically confirmed disease and ART coverage amo

22 The 118 patients with microbiologically confirmed erythema migrans presented a

23 did not differ between those with or without microbiologically confirmed gram-negative bacterial infe

24 Of 706 patients, there were 108 with microbiologically confirmed gram-negative bacterial infe

25 Of the subjects treated, 45% had microbiologically confirmed Gram-negative infections.

26 ved between BAL fluid Gram stain results and microbiologically confirmed gram-negative pneumonia (kap

27 concentrations of endotoxin in BAL fluid and microbiologically confirmed gram-negative pneumonia (kap

28 d outcomes between patients with and without microbiologically confirmed ICU-acquired pneumonia.

29 rin vaccine in households with and without a microbiologically confirmed index case to estimate the a

30 30 patients with microbiologically confirmed MDR or XDR tuberculosis were

31 tify studies reporting treatment outcomes of microbiologically confirmed MDR-TB.

32 n PCR-positive was compared among cases with microbiologically confirmed pneumococcal pneumonia (MCPP

33 R-positive participants was compared between microbiologically confirmed pneumococcal pneumonia (MCPP

34 Microbiologically confirmed pneumococcal pneumonia (MCPP

35 ssive models, was undertaken on incidence of microbiologically confirmed pulmonary disease nationally

36 ymptoms (Case 1); and second, a patient with microbiologically confirmed pulmonary tuberculosis (Case

37 d index patients aged at least 18 years with microbiologically confirmed pulmonary tuberculosis at Ol

38 We identified cases of microbiologically confirmed pulmonary tuberculosis from

39 Since its peak in 2008, the incidence of microbiologically confirmed pulmonary tuberculosis in So

40 During the 9-year period, 3 523 371 cases of microbiologically confirmed pulmonary tuberculosis were

41 We investigated the incidence of microbiologically confirmed pulmonary tuberculosis, and

42 ospective cohort of 199 Malawian adults with microbiologically confirmed pulmonary tuberculosis, clin

43 retrospective study of 108 patients who had microbiologically confirmed S-OIV infection and availabl

44 In microbiologically confirmed TB patients, quantitative LA

45 (TBM) research is hampered by low numbers of microbiologically confirmed TBM cases and the fact that

46 No prospective data exist on the risk of microbiologically confirmed urinary tract infection (UTI

47 s intubated for 24 hours or longer, rates of microbiologically confirmed VAP were 4.8% (37/766 patien

48 During ventilation, microbiologically confirmed ventilator-associated pneumo

49 en with a self-diagnosis of UTI that was not microbiologically confirmed were evaluated for alternati

50 ese 150 cases of tuberculosis, 95 (63%) were microbiologically confirmed with a positive sputum cultu

51 Our results suggest that in infants in a microbiologically constrained ecosphere of a neonatal in

52 Internal implant surfaces were microbiologically contaminated for both cemented and scr

53 iscriminate infectious agents in adults with microbiologically defined LRTI.

54 mplant and periodontal microbiomes represent microbiologically distinct ecosystems.

55 linically, and their respective isolates are microbiologically distinct.

56 outcome was the proportion of patients with microbiologically documented bacterial aspiration pneumo

57 Eleven patients had microbiologically documented bacterial keratitis, while

58 This retrospective analysis comparing 24 microbiologically documented breakthrough with 66 nonbre

59 motherapy administered in which sterile site microbiologically documented infection occurred in 313 c

60 95% confidence interval [CI], 0.12 to 0.37), microbiologically documented infections (0.65; 0.50 to 0

61 wo hundred thirty-seven (55.5%) patients had microbiologically documented infections, 141 (32.9%) cli

62 nfections, and 83 of 237 (35%) patients with microbiologically documented infections.

63 levels are higher in serum of patients with microbiologically documented sepsis than in other critic

64 osure was significantly associated with more microbiologically documented sterile site infection, bac

65 In total, 270 (61%) 444 of episodes were microbiologically documented.

66 Patients were evaluated for microbiologically-documented infection, biopsy-proven re

67 resents a short-lived, rapidly changing, and microbiologically dynamic zone of soil surrounding a ger

68 For the ABSSSI studies (CANVAS 1 and 2), microbiologically evaluable (ME) success rates were simi

69 icrobiological intent-to-treat (primary) and microbiologically evaluable (secondary) populations usin

70 eline pathogen of MRSA was isolated from 522 microbiologically evaluable patients (25.1%) among 2,079

71 One hundred seventy-six of 203 microbiologically evaluable patients treated with ertape

72 MRSA isolates from microbiologically evaluable patients were genotyped by p

73 Ninety S. aureus isolates from microbiologically evaluable patients with cSSSI enrolled

74 icitis was most common (approximately 60% in microbiologically evaluable population).

75 trins (CDs), cyclic oligosaccharides derived microbiologically from starch, also display this -OCCO-

76 the diagnosis is often difficult to confirm microbiologically in part due to the paucibacillary natu

77 the diet due to mobility, though chemical or microbiologically induced processes during burial cannot

78 Microbiologically Influenced Corrosion (MIC) is a seriou

79 iron ions for bacterial species, leading to microbiologically influenced corrosion (MIC).

80 sites and little is known about how repeated microbiologically mediated redox cycling impacts its fat

81 e subsurface under circumneutral conditions, microbiologically mediated U(VI) redox cycling under alk

82 actam plus metronidazole to meropenem in the microbiologically modified intention-to-treat (mMITT) po

83 nant Gram-negative baseline pathogens in the microbiologically modified intention-to-treat population

84 7 periodontitis subjects were clinically and microbiologically monitored at baseline and at 1, 2, and

85 Microscopy identified 7 of 7 microbiologically positive organisms and 64 of 66 negati

86 atients with CD4 cell counts <350/microL and microbiologically proved tuberculosis.

87 positive predictive value of pleocytosis for microbiologically proven borrelial infection of the cent

88 Microbiologically proven cases of bacterial corneal ulce

89 blood donors, 6.5% among 1047 patients with microbiologically proven meningococcal disease, and 4.1%

90 All patients had microbiologically proven Neisseria meningitidis infectio

91 n 1965 and 2012 in which adult patients with microbiologically proven pulmonary Mycobacterium tubercu

92 the reference standard in 370 patients with microbiologically proven pulmonary tuberculosis.

93 National Reference Center for Listeria (all microbiologically proven) between Nov 3, 2009, and July

94 Patients who responded clinically and microbiologically received prophylaxis for 10 weeks (1 t

95 tion of infected IFN-gamma KO mice failed to microbiologically resolve their genital tract disease.

96 ple-to-use water treatment method to provide microbiologically safe drinking water at the household l

97 rse events between groups and no evidence of microbiologically significant changes or development of

98 d rabbit platelets, though biochemically and microbiologically similar to proteins extracted by acid,

99 This was delivered using a simple, microbiologically stable food base incorporating allerge