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Discover Ludwig"become resistant" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe a person or thing that has developed an immunity to something or has become immune to something. For example, "The bacteria have become resistant to a number of antibiotics."
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They become resistant.
But eventually tumors become resistant.
The virus may mutate and become resistant.
Drugs lose effectiveness because the microbes they fight become resistant.
If we don't use antibiotics appropriately, bacteria become resistant.
Moreover, tumours can become resistant to such agents over time.
Unfortunately, many patients become resistant to the existing AR antagonists.
And yet the weeds have become resistant to glyphosate anyway.
But tumors can become resistant to those drugs.
But the cancers can eventually become resistant to castration therapy.
Some cancers become resistant by switching on special survival proteins when they sense danger.
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