Sentence examples for antibiotics started from inspiring English sources

The studies of antibiotics started with the discovery of penicillin in 1928.

The mean time to antibiotic in our study was 3.43 h with the majority (87.6 %) of antibiotics started in the emergency department.

An hour or so later, miraculously, antiseptics and bandages, sutures, and antibiotics started arriving.

The dramatic diminution of acute febrile infection occurred after 1940s when many antibiotics started to emerge.

After World War II, antibiotics started to be used for purposes such as growth promotion in livestock.

In Europe this has been the main test format since screening of slaughter animals for the presence of antibiotics started [ 8, 9].

Rare strains that are resistant to antibiotics start to thrive in farm animals that are raised in these artificial environments and emerge as highly potent infectious agents that then spread across the planet with startling speed.

Now, it says it will serve chicken that receive no antibiotics starting in March 2016.

McDonald's, for example has moved away from using poultry that had been treated with important human antibiotics starting last year.

Cells were selected with antibiotics starting 72 hr after initial infection.

However, neither of the fully defined media provided fast growth but rather led to production of antibiotics starting at low biomass concentrations (data not shown).