Sentence examples for better susceptibility from inspiring English sources

In addition, a broad-spectrum antibacterial activity of the oil was revealed with better susceptibility of Gram positive bacteria towards the oil.

Our data indicates that rifabutin and rifapentine can be used to treat rifampicin-resistant strains; the RGM isolates have better susceptibility to rifabutin than rifapentine, but rifapentine was more active against M. chelonae, M. abscessus, and M. fortuitum.

S4 exhibited better magnetic susceptibility and saturated magnetization than the other samples.

The results indicated that the asphalt mixture incorporating reclaimed SBS modified asphalt pavement with better moisture susceptibility, rutting resistance, dynamic modulus, low temperature anti cracking performance and fatigue resistance was obtained by blending new SBS modified asphalt binder and rejuvenating agent.

We speculate that additional testing at high inocula and for bactericidal activity will be needed to better discriminate susceptibility versus resistance specific to intestinal decolonization.

The availability of two nucleophilic amino handles (one on each sugar) creates new opportunity for testing addition of functional groups (e.g., acylation) to create semisynthetic GPAs with potential better pathogen susceptibility.

Thus, for better response, antimicrobial susceptibility test is necessary (Quinn et al. [2002]).

This variation will help in designing better second-order susceptibility materials by manipulating of the electronic structures of these materials with different compositions to achieve more delocalized atomic bonds.

Other studies join the information from these 2 approaches and compare differentially expressed genes with genome-wide association studies to better predict candidate susceptibility genes of RA [11].

Telithromycin had similar or better in vitro susceptibility than the comparator agents against all of these species.

Potential improvements include better sensitivity, less susceptibility to interobserver variation, more uniform availability of data, more precise estimates of infection rates, and better adjustment for patients' coexisting illness.