1.   There is some evidence to suggest that the neutrophil chemoattractant in NSAID enteropathy may be a metronidazole sensitive microbe.

2.   Indeed inflammation is only consistently evident after six months of NSAID ingestion and may be due to a metronidazole sensitive microbe.

3.   The main neutrophil chemoattractant in this enteropathy may be a metronidazole sensitive microbe.

4.   Yet another experiment also failed, when a cloud of microbes sensitive to ultraviolet light was rendered harmless by the rays of the setting sun.