Sentence examples for complicated resistance from inspiring English sources
Rhetoric from the New York protests became a model for how to oppose school desegregation without using overtly racist language, said Delmont".Busing" became a catch-all, euphemistic term for a complicated resistance to racially mixed schools.
Plants have evolved a complicated resistance system to defend against damages from various types of attackers.
Plants have evolved a complicated resistance system and exhibit a variety of defense patterns in response to different attackers.
The results of the present study indicated that those hospitals, which handled more complicated cases and thus employed more complicated antibiotic treatments, could develop more complicated drug resistance problems.
The mechanism by which activated YfiB relieves the repression of YfiN may be applicable to the YfiBNR system in other bacteria and to analogous outside-in signaling for c-di-GMP production, which in turn may be relevant to the development of drugs that can circumvent complicated antibiotic resistance.
Treatment is complicated by resistance to multiple antimicrobial compounds.
Antibacterial therapy is often complicated by resistance of nosocomial pathogens.
It is, however, expected that such multiple mutations could result in much complicated Gleevec resistance patterns which might be found more difficult to manage clinically.
A major topic in both groups of participating physicians from outpatient care was their experience of increasingly difficult diagnoses that are complicated by resistance patterns.
This tactic complicates any resistance towards the rebel's occupation of the city, with opposition fighters well aware that assaults on the infrastructure could results in the death of civilians.
Staphylococcus aureus (SA), is a major human pathogen causing wide range of clinical infections, which has been further complicated by drug resistance like methicillin resistant S. aureus (MRSA), vancomycin intermediate S. aureus (VISA)/vancomycin resistant S. aureus (VRSA), etc.
