Sentence examples for expressing resistance from inspiring English sources

Bacteria expressing resistance to virginiamycin are cross-resistant to quinupristin-dalfopristin, and a previous study has suggested that the transfer of streptogramin-resistant Enterococcus can occur between animals and humans in the livestock environment (Jensen et al. 1998).

After expressing resistance Friday, JAE WEONG SEO has worked with the pitching coach, VERN RUHLE, on adding a two-seam fastball to his fastball-changeup repertory.

Neturi Karta, inspired largely by Hirsch, were the only Ultra-Orthodox group expressing resistance to Zionism by reaching out to the political leadership of the Palestinian people, and to other opponents of Israel.

Hysteresis loops expressing resistance switching behaviour were observed in Sn-doped CeO2−δ nanorods.

"We will have to continue to escalate our level of expressing resistance, peaceful disobedience," he told Reuters and the Associated Press.

And in the segregationist South of the 1950s and 1960s, it was revived as a means of expressing resistance to the cause of civil rights and equality.

Resistotyping revealed that six low-level mupirocin resistant isolates expressed resistance to cadmium acetate, propamidine isethionate, mercuric chloride and ethidium bromide.

In this study, S. lycopersicoides was confirmed to express resistance against B. cinerea, and newly found to be resistant to A. solani.

Among the human E. coli isolates, 72.9% expressed resistance to one or more antimicrobials and 18.8% were resistant to three antimicrobials (Table 2; Figure 1).

Another limitation of antibiograms is the inability to distinguish between intermediate- and high-level resistance to penicillin; 77% of antibiograms in our study expressed resistance as percent nonsusceptible rather than distinguishing between intermediate and resistant isolates.

Other unions have also expressed resistance.