Sentence examples for becoming more resistant from inspiring English sources

16 This is quite a problem, as tuberculous and nontuberculous mycobacterium are steadily becoming more resistant, and much of this resistance is occurring in patients susceptible to OIs, such as AIDS patients.

But some museums are becoming more resistant.

"For the first five or 10 years we ran it, people would say, 'Gee, no one's done such a good job here.' " Rumors about the place spread like a virus, becoming more resistant to the truth with each telling.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta estimates that 6 million to 12 million school-age children are infested with head lice each year, and experts say that lice are becoming more resistant to over-the-counter medicines.

More immediately, Dr. Davis speculates, re-energized brain cells could behave like mitochondrial-drenched muscle cells, becoming more resistant to fatigue and, since bodily fatigue is partly mediated by signals from the brain, allowing you to withstand more exercise.

In 2009 researchers found that the most deadly species of malaria parasites, spread by mosquitoes, were becoming more resistant to these drugs in parts of western Cambodia.

A Department of Health spokesperson said: "We know that we are using too many antibiotics, and that the bugs they fight are becoming more and more resistant.

The fact that bakuchiol, one of BGM complex agents, has antibacterial properties may open new perspectives in the issue of P. acnes strains, becoming more and more resistant to antibiotics.

Previous studies [ 6] have shown that sciatic nerve crush performed at 5 6 days after birth resulted in a 50% reduction in maximal tetanic tension of the EDL two months after injury, with the muscle becoming more fatigue resistant.

Nor does the disease seem to be becoming more serious, or resistant to antiviral drugs.

A Montana woman named June recently told me that her husband, diagnosed with Alzheimer's three years ago, was becoming more irritable and resistant — and sleeping with a loaded gun.