Sentence examples for gain resistance from inspiring English sources

Moreover, recently several studies have shown that the methicillin-resistant staphylococci have started to gain resistance to some other widely used antibiotics (quinolone, macrolide group antibiotics, amino glycosides, tetracycline, trimetoprim sulphamethoxazole (SXT), clindamicin, chloramphenicol as well [ 12- 15].

This shows that susceptible bacteria conjugate with resistant bacteria and some of the susceptible bacteria gain resistance to antibiotics.

Discussing the genetic engineering of crops, a student wrote that "one of the only disadvantages toward farmers" was that the Colorado potato beetle might "gain resistance toward bt".

Yamaguchi, R., Harada, H. & Hirota, K. VHL-deficient renal cancer cells gain resistance to mitochondria-activating apoptosis inducers by activating AKT through the IGF1R-PI3K pathway.

Individuals that become dormant, be it through persistence or the formation of resting stages like spores or cysts, gain resistance to a broad spectrum of environmental insults, but pay a considerable opportunity cost if the environment becomes favorable to growth50.

An aggressive form of breast cancer known as "triple negative" is very difficult to treat: Chemotherapy can shrink such tumors for a while, but in many patients they grow back and gain resistance to the original drugs.

Bugs gained resistance to these too.

That would prevent the AIDS virus from gaining resistance to the drugs.

Furthermore, the plant manager's early managerial toughness had gained resistance as well as slow results.

The Harvard team identified five mutations that are crucial to gaining resistance to the drug.

ST313 "has rapidly gained resistance to many of the commonly used antibiotics in the field," said Dr. Chisomo Msefula, a researcher, and the multi-drug-resistant form seems to be becoming dominant in parts of Africa as antibiotics knock out competitors.