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A high prevalence of resistant (resistant to 1 to 3 antimicrobials) and multi drug resistant (MDR = resistant to more than 3 antibiotics) S. Virchow strains was detected.

A higher pressure resistant selection valve with additional ports was installed in an SIC system.

In the class of Enterobacteriaceae, Klebsiella pneumoniae was widespread in hospital environments and their diffusion was being facilitated by their being a normal colonizer of the gastrointestinal tract and by their having a high efficiency of resistant strains selection.

Then, the use of A516 Gr70 carbon steel is rejected for a long term design under solar salts containing chlorides content in the range 1.2 3% by weight being necessary a higher corrosion resistant materials selection.

A high percentage of resistant cultivars (67.3 %, 66 out of 98) at Taojiang were also resistant at Wuchang but only 31.9%66(66 of 207) of the resistant cultivars at Wuchang were resistant at Taojiang (Fig. 1i).

A high strength corrosion resistant stainless steel, grade 316, was chosen for both support and fixings.

Overall, a slower population decline was associated with a higher frequency of resistant cells, indicating a direct link between population dynamics and selection for antibiotic resistance.

We observed a high background of hygromycin-resistant, sucrose-resistant, XylE-positive colonies after selection at 39°C on sucrose-containing media suggesting a high frequency of a single crossover or illegitimate recombination.

Monotherapy with specific viral inhibitors poses a higher risk of selection of resistant variants and treatment failure [31].

This was explained by co-selection mediated by a high level of associated resistance in trimethoprim resistant isolates and by a low fitness cost conferred by trimethoprim resistance measured in vitro in clinical isolates of E. coli [13].

Greece is traditionally regarded as an environment of high-selection pressure for the emergence of resistant isolates due to the over-consumption of antimicrobials both in the community and in the hospitals [ 11].