Sentence examples for foreign antibiotics from inspiring English sources

It is legal to bring foreign antibiotics into the country, but only for personal use.

Prediction of the therapeutic efficacies of various antibiotics against foreign body infections may be difficult by relying exclusively on in vitro pharmacodynamic models derived from pharmacokinetic data in the plasma compartment.

Hence, the expression levels of these genes involved in antibiotics production, foreign genetic material prevention and nutrient substance degradation are up-regulated at the rhizosphere temperature 28°C, which may give M18 an advantage to resistance the rhizosphere environmental stresses.

Once-isolated communities became much more open to the flow of people and goods—not to mention foreign microbes, potentially including antibiotic-resistant bacteria on the run from hospitals in Quito and other city centers.

This work represents an important step to obtain multiple proteins or enhance single protein production by using animal pharming and fewer regulatory and antibiotic-resistant foreign sequences, allowing the design of humanized milk with added biological value for newborn nutrition and development.

Risk factors of infection include antibiotic pressure, foreign device, or underlying immune defects.

However, foreign material and even antibiotic-containing bone cement may provide ground for microbial adhesion and bacterial growth (van de Belt et al. 2000, Neut et al. 2005); thus, spacers of any kind may encourage recurrence of infection (Hart and Jones 2006, Jämsen et al. 2006).

And many genes encode proteins for molecular pumps that spit out foreign molecules--possibly including antibiotics--to detoxify the bacteria.

The foreign body was removed, prophylactic antibiotic drops were given and the patient was advised to refrain from using his orthokeratology lenses.

Identification and removal of the corneal and conjunctival foreign body granuloma followed by antibiotic administration are the treatment of choice.

The tremendous diversity of resistance patterns observed among ST398 isolates suggests that they are able to horizontally acquire foreign DNA quite easily under antibiotic pressure [ 39].