The phrase "achieved resistance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing overcoming challenges or obstacles, particularly in scientific, medical, or metaphorical discussions.
Example: "The bacteria developed achieved resistance to the antibiotic, making treatment more difficult."
Alternatives: "gained resistance" or "developed resistance".
By designing a retro-inverso peptide, starting from a previously described sequence specific for N-cadherin, we achieved resistance to gastrointestinal degradation and even slightly improved specificity towards the target, both in ex vivo and in vivo experimental colitis.
For this metric, unlike 'effective shared', we include software shared after the destination node has already achieved resistance.
Although transgenic plants producing Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt) toxin have achieved resistance to many devastating lepidopteran pests, these crops remain susceptible to infestation by aphids and other hemipterans.
An alternative strategy to achieve resistance is to exploit the susceptibility of plant disease.
The surface and substrate of a cross-linked polyethylene (CLPE) liner are designed to achieve resistance against oxidative degradation in the construction of hip joint replacements.
Further, since no auditory cues were employed in the test situation the model achieves resistance to potential bias due to hearing impairment and hyperacusis.
Average Time to Resistance: The average number of time steps between the start of an attack on a node and the node achieving resistance.
One of the main aims for using genetic modification when developing LBR potato varieties is to achieve resistance that is lasting over time [10].
Most importantly, the nanoparticles tackle multiple biological pathways found in a broad spectrum of microorganisms which may require many concurrent mutations to achieve resistance against the nanoparticle's antimicrobial activity.
Results show that knowing simply the frequency of fire can lead to naive interpretations of fire effects (or lack thereof)- The higher moments of disturbance densities can be critical for understanding responses of species that require extended intervals to achieve resistance to fire.
The limited response in V. vinifera appears to reflect an abortive attempt to achieve resistance, since most of the common modulated transcripts fall into the 'resistance' category.
