Sentence examples for broad resistance from inspiring English sources

The Kyoto case, in 2009, marked the appearance of a microbial strain that was resistant to ceftriaxone the first instance of broad resistance.

The Kyoto case, in 2009, marked the appearance of a microbial strain that was resistant to ceftriaxone — the first instance of broad resistance.

These data show that strains that have been isolated recently from hospitals (either from patients that were colonized by E. faecium or suffered from E. faecium infections) are multi-resistant, while the human commensal strains E980 and E1039 have not acquired broad resistance to antibiotics.

But nor, it seems, does it take too many Danes to generate a broad resistance to Europe.

In Congress there is broad resistance to the idea of Mr. Obama's negotiating arms reductions without approval from the Senate.

He turns to the one good white person he can find, jumps ship and finds himself in a broad resistance movement.

After Germany invaded Belgium in 1940, the Jewish group Solidarité ("Solidarity") bolstered the efforts of the Independent Front, the broader resistance movement in that country.

But broader resistance from Newcastle factory owners and concerns about large job losses led to a monthlong moratorium on factory shutdowns after 26 were closed nationally.

But Mr Duffy's reaction fits with a broader resistance to more formal evaluation methods by teachers unions across the country.

Among single R genes, xa5 showed the broadest resistance followed by Xa34 t) > xa33 t), > Xa21 (Korinsak 2009).

In addition, merely rotating herbicides may exacerbate resistance problems by selecting for broader resistance mechanisms in weeds [94].