Sentence examples for array of antibiotics from inspiring English sources

Modern medicine can deploy a vast array of antibiotics and other tools for their benefit.

Commercial companies now sell nebulizers adapted for inhalation through the nose and dispense an array of antibiotics for nasal inhalation.

Since the late 1940's, livestock and poultry farmers have used an array of antibiotics, antibacterial agents and other toxic veterinary drugs to keep animals alive and increase their productivity.

In the early 1990s forms of tuberculosis immune to an array of antibiotics emerged in New York and also became a persistent problem in eastern Europe and Asia.

KFC joined the list earlier this year, announcing it will move to eliminate poultry raised with a broad array of antibiotics considered "important" to human health.

Treatment of S. maltophilia infections is problematic due to its innate resistance to a broad array of antibiotics such as trimethoprim/sulfamethoxazole, β-lactams, macrolides, cephalosporins, fluoroquinolones, aminoglycosides, carbapenems, chloramphenicol, tetracyclines and polymyxin.

Its earnings come from an array of antibiotic drugs like Ceclor, (by far its biggest seller in 1989), Keflex, Vancocin and Nebcin; Humulin, a genetically engineered insulin; Dobutrex, a heart drug; Darvon analgesics, and Axid, for ulcers.

But much to their surprise, these Yanomami's gut bacteria have already evolved a diverse array of antibiotic-resistance genes, according to a new study, even though these mountain people had never ingested antibiotics or animals raised with drugs.

The comprehensive analysis of the genome sequence provides evidences that the bacterium harbors an array of antibiotics-resistance determinants and well prepares for the antibiotics cocktail that might be present in the aquaculture ecosystem, similarly to that described in another E. tarda strain TX01 isolated from moribund turbot (Scophthalmus maximus) in Shandong, China [11].

The study of the genomic content of this strain revealed a wide array of antibiotic resistance genes including many efflux pumps.

Both the increasing incidence and the array of antibiotic-resistant pathogens have become important challenges in the treatment of patients with neutropenia [ 23, 24].