Sentence examples for most resistant strains from inspiring English sources

To function satisfactorily in this respect it is desirable that the indicator has heat resistance equal to or greater than the average heat resistance of L. monocytogenes or, more desirably, has heat resistance equal to that of the most resistant strains of this species.

Furthermore, this study is the first of its kind that attempts to correlate between strain relatedness, drug resistance, and a virulence attribute such as biofilm formation and found that most resistant strains grouped together.

"If we don't do anything, we think that we know what's going to happen," said Nosten, explaining that as malaria rates decline, the strongest and most resistant strains of the parasite survive and spread.

To test the virus's virulence, the team first made small incisions in live rats, then infected them with Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus (MRSA), one of the most resistant strains of bacteria found in hospitals.

Until recently, treatment of genotype 1 of the disease, which accounts for about 70 percent of the infections in the United States and is one of the most resistant strains, involved an almost yearlong regimen of interferon and ribavirin, an oral medicine.

An association of the most active oils together may moderate the activity against the most resistant strains.

The UV inactivation of the most resistant strain did not change in different growth phases and after exposure to sublethal heat, acid, basic, and oxidative shocks.

It was detected overexpression of the CYP4EM7 gene in the most resistant strain of T. infestans and the expression of the three cytochrome P450 genes isolated was induced by deltamethrin in the susceptible and resistant populations included in this study.

This series was only conducted with the most resistant strain against Ag from testing series one (S. aureus).

Radcliffe et al. (2004) found E. faecalis to be the most resistant strain to sodium hypochlorite and found that lower concentrations of the solution required longer contact times with the microorganisms; a 0.5%% solution of NaOCl required 30 min of contact to totally eradicate E. faecalis whereas a concentration of 5.25 % NaOCl only required 2 min of contact time.

except that it was the most resistant strain against the isolate of FOX used.