Sentence examples for arising resistance from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, both of them are on lantibiotics, which represent an attractive option of a new class of molecules that might overcome arising resistance.

The arising of resistance-breaking isolates under such restricted deployment of resistant varieties would provide valuable information to design breeding strategies for the deployment of resistance genes over large acreages whilst reducing the risks of the resistance being defeated.

The fluctuations in this cases arise from resistance fluctuations in a current biased system which shows up voltage fluctuations with PSD S V (f).

If I don't identify with anxiety, I can give it permission to arise without resistance or clinging.

I've greeted my demons with many names over the years, but I never give my fears negative or condescending titles; the point of greeting each visitor is to avoid identifying or believing fear, anger, sadness, etc to be ours; in naming these impulses we give them permission to arise without resistance or clinging.

A similar phenomenon was found using NB cells with 'naturally' arised DOX resistance, SMS-KANR and SMS-KCNR (Reynolds et al, 1986).

But it is not clear whether the failure of multitargeted RTKIs to treat NSCLC arise from resistance as found for the first generation TKIs like gefitinib, erlotinib or crizotinib [ 90, 91].

When the DR strain has a lower growth rate (LamR), an aggressive policy is more likely best because more of the DR strain's population arises through resistance acquisition from the DS population.

The Kapitza resistance is a thermal boundary resistance arising from thermal energy carrier scattering at an interface (scattering of phonons and electrons).

Therefore, complement activation in SARs may occur in the vasculature and contribute directly to the development of insulin resistance rather than arising secondary to insulin resistance.

Recirculation of WW reduces the internal resistance arising from the mass transfer by 50%.