The phrase "accelerating resistance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing increasing opposition or challenges, particularly in fields like physics, psychology, or social movements.
Example: "The team faced accelerating resistance from the community as they tried to implement the new policy."
Alternatives: "growing opposition" or "increasing resistance".
A 1996 report by Consumers Union stated that HR crops are "custom-made" for accelerating resistance and called for the Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) to revoke approval of HR crops when and where credible evidence of resistance emerges [24].
Moreover, in this nonrecessive case, the addition of an open refuge may not be very helpful, producing mere modest delays in resistance development as shown in Fig. 1D, or even actually accelerating resistance evolution (Mohammed-Awel et al. 2007).
Factors accelerating resistance evolution include not only the frequent use of acaricides, but also high fecundity rates, arrhenotokous reproduction (on haploid males selection is highly effective) and a short life cycle [ 3].
Accordingly, the seasonal decline in the concentration of one toxin (here Cry1Ac) could invalidate one of the fundamental assumptions of the pyramid strategy (i.e., the killing of insects resistant to one toxin by another toxin) and thus accelerate resistance evolution (Carrière et al. 2010).
Such reduction in mortality of Cry2Ab-resistant insects on Cry1Ac/Cry2Ab cotton invalidates one of the fundamental assumptions of the pyramid strategy, i.e., the killing of insects resistant to one toxin by the other toxin, and thus could accelerate resistance evolution (Carrière et al. 2010).
Adventitious presence of Bt cotton in refuges could accelerate resistance by increasing the mortality of susceptible insects or shifting the dominance of resistance [10], [34].
Damaging-avoiding oviposition accelerated resistance evolution, and undermined resistance management.
Use of ceftiofur might therefore accelerate resistance to ceftriaxone, a first-line cephalosporin for treating human salmonellosis.
Interestingly, the CQR parental clone Dd2 was derived from an Indochina clone, W2, which exhibits an accelerated resistance to multiple drugs (ARMD) in laboratory experiments [ 64].
After 1 month of selection, each culture was split into two cultures (culture 1, 1A and 1B; culture 2, 2A and 2B; and culture 3, 3A and 3B) in an attempt to accelerate resistance development in each pair by increasing the concentration >2-fold ("B" strains) generating ultimately six resistant strains after 4 months of continuous culture in increasing concentrations of KAF156.
Mass drug administration (MDA) was a component of many malaria programs during the eradication era, but later was seldomly deployed due to concerns regarding efficacy and feasibility and fear of accelerating drug resistance.
