Sentence examples for evolution of the resistance from inspiring English sources

In order to confirm the nonvolatility of the devices, time-dependent evolution of the resistance values of both HRS and LRS was monitored at 85°C.

Evolution of the resistance of Mo(O,N 3 during thermal treatment in air is shown in Figure 5. Above 600 K Mo(O,N 3 exhibited an increasing resistance.

The model is interesting and shows the evolution of the resistance structure in cancer cell population.

In general, these putative repair genes are sparsely represented in bacteria, and it appears most unlikely that they were present in the common ancestor of TT and DR; most likely, these genes were acquired by the DR lineage via HGT after the divergence from the common ancestor with TT, and might have contributed to the evolution of the resistance phenotype.

Negative epistasis will prevent the evolution of resistance, because successive resistance mutations will aggravate each other's' costs.

Merging of the two lineages may have been inhibited by the applied nature of research on the evolution of resistance: modelling the evolution of resistance evolution is driven by practical problems encountered by farmers or medical practitioners.

To test whether the irregularity of a drug protocol impacts the evolution of resistance, the level of randomness needs to be precisely defined.

Such settings include the evolution of antibiotic resistance, the evolution of virulence in pathogens and the emergence of complex traits in eukaryotic populations.

A key parameter influencing the rate and trajectory of the evolution of antibiotic resistance is the fitness cost of resistance.

Second, larvicides will usually lead to the rapid evolution of resistance, but the evolution of resistance against larvicides need not undermine control, and can indeed enhance it.

Fighting resistant microbes then means finding ways to slow the evolution of resistance in the first place and to prevent resistance genes from being shared too widely.