Sentence examples for population resistance from inspiring English sources

"We've never faced this level of population resistance before," says Laurie Garrett of the Council on Foreign Relations, a think-tank.Panic in rich countries could make things worse.

However, this strategy is hindered by the development of population resistance to acaricides.

Firstly, by involving potential opponents in the decision-making process, conflicts can be addressed and resolved in the initial phase of the project; and secondly, if profits are redistributed amongst the local population, resistance tends to be much lower, since individual economic benefits are linked to the success of the project.

Shared drug resistance mutations were identified using the calibrated population resistance (CPR) tool [28].

When H5N1 is first introduced into a naive host population, resistance is rare and disease prevalence increases.

Below this threshold, the resistance allele tends to fixation, and population resistance suppresses disease prevalence but is not sufficient to drive influenza extinct.

This study reports the identification and quantification of tetracycline- and erythromycin-resistant populations, resistance genes, and gene diversity in traditional Spanish and Italian cheeses, via culturing, conventional PCR, real-time quantitative PCR (qPCR), and denaturing gradient gel electrophoresis (DGGE).

In two independent BC1 populations, resistance to FOM was associated with QTLs RFO3, RFO4 and RFO5.

Given the ubiquity of E. coli as a commensal pathogen in the human gut and in animal populations, resistance in E. coli may be a sensitive indicator of distinct therapeutic and nontherapeutic, appropriate and inappropriate uses of antimicrobial drugs (32).

Among the 11 putative resistant populations, 10 populations evolved resistance to nicosulfuron, 6 populations were resistant to imazapic, and 4 populations evolved resistance to fomesafen, whereas none of the populations were resistant to bentazon.

Long ago, in the Southern California of the Beach Boys and at least a few remaining orange groves, the San Fernando Valley was a grassy suburban enclave known for its overwhelmingly white population and resistance to racial change, particularly school busing.