Sentence examples for convey resistance from inspiring English sources

First, dauer larvae do not feed, which should convey resistance to enteric infection.

These investigators found that tetherin can convey resistance to particle release when expressed in permissive cells, and that depletion of tetherin from restrictive human cells relieved the restriction.

Other group members convey resistance to various substances including terpenoids and herbicides [ 113, 114].

Grooming and biting rather than hygienic behavior seem to be the mechanisms that convey resistance to Varroa mites.

Evolution could involve mutations that convey resistance to single antibiotics (specialized resistance) or to whole suites of antibiotics (broad-spectrum resistance [ 8]).

Furthermore, after the introduction of Bt genes into various crops, the damages caused by sucking pests steadily increased as they failed to convey resistance against these pests.

While this explanation conveys resistance of people rather than microbes, the graphic attributes may be transferable.

Chinese scientists have discovered a gene in bacteria that conveys resistance to colistin, a drug presently used in humans when other antibiotics won't work but also used on a large scale in pig farms.

IFN conveys resistance to virus infection, inhibits tumor cell growth, and modulates the immune response of the organism.

Just last month, Yi-Yun Liu's team discovered the mcr-1 gene, which conveys resistance to colistin, an antibiotic of last resort.

Glycosylation of HA plays a role in antigenic variation by masking antigenic sites, conveying resistance to neutralizing antibodies [13].