And some want to curtail growth further.
Based upon the in vitro findings, it is suggested that FOM, in combination with other antimicrobial agents, such as IPM, PAPM, CMZ, and SBT/CPZ may be used instead of ABK and/or VCM to curtail the emergence of Staphylococcus aureus strains that are resistant to these latter two drugs.
These two examples illustrate the desirability of achieving bactericidal activity to curtail the emergence of resistance.
On the other hand, the parsimonious choice of AT drugs has also been stressed to curtail the emergence of resistance and contain the cost [ 11, 12].
Although host factors may allow a bacteriostatic agent to be used successfully in an infected patient, these factors appear to be less able to curtail the emergence of resistance.
Antimicrobial de-escalation is a clinical approach to empirical antibiotic treatment of bacteremia that attempts to balance the need for appropriate initial therapy with the need to limit unnecessary antimicrobial exposure, in order to curtail the emergence of resistance.
After curtailing the emergence of major groups of vertebrate serpin genes, the dynamics of their exon-intron patterns was analyzed.
One key element of curtailing the emergence and spread of AMR has been to focus on the prescribing behaviours of healthcare professionals to ensure they are using antimicrobials prudently (eg, right drug, at the right time, at the right dose, for the right duration).
It is therefore necessary to curtail the re-emergence of the weeds by using a suitable repair material.
Therefore, ECC and mortar can effectively curtail the re-emergence of bamboo from the surface of an earth embankment before the production of cracks.
Can new policies curtail their growth?
