Sentence examples for Gain resistance from inspiring English sources

Moreover, recently several studies have shown that the methicillin-resistant staphylococci have started to gain resistance to some other widely used antibiotics (quinolone, macrolide group antibiotics, amino glycosides, tetracycline, trimetoprim sulphamethoxazole (SXT), clindamicin, chloramphenicol as well [ 12- 15].

This shows that susceptible bacteria conjugate with resistant bacteria and some of the susceptible bacteria gain resistance to antibiotics.

Discussing the genetic engineering of crops, a student wrote that "one of the only disadvantages toward farmers" was that the Colorado potato beetle might "gain resistance toward bt".

The tumours gain resistance by changing the chemistry of the inside of a cell.

"It's an important mechanism to understand," Aroian says, because losing the enzyme could be an effective way to gain resistance to many Bt toxins at once.

The number of susceptible cells decreases to 5.824 around (t=1.09) meaning almost all of the susceptible bacteria either gain resistance or are destroyed through the process.

Bugs gained resistance to these too.

That would prevent the AIDS virus from gaining resistance to the drugs.

ST313 "has rapidly gained resistance to many of the commonly used antibiotics in the field," said Dr. Chisomo Msefula, a researcher, and the multi-drug-resistant form seems to be becoming dominant in parts of Africa as antibiotics knock out competitors.

However, the tumor always gains resistance after initial response.

They found that when E. coli gains resistance to one antibiotic, it also becomes more sensitive others a phenomenon they call "collateral sensitivity".