Sentence examples for promoting resistance from inspiring English sources

However, the effects of treatment in promoting resistance occur by less direct mechanisms, which depend on competitive interactions between drug-resistant and drug-susceptible strains.

Also, prolonged antibiotic use creates indirect risks to the community at large by promoting resistance of microbes to the drugs.

Even when the drug has been correctly prescribed, those who fail to finish the course are similarly guilty of promoting resistance.

The mourning is interlaced with uncomfortable guilt: Khalil's guilt for not being able to bear the burden of a father who lost his son; a mother's guilt for promoting resistance when she knows that young men, like her son, will continue to die; a generation's guilt over trying to change its country, wondering if those who died did so in vain.

Researchers have discovered that mutation rates in bacteria sometimes go up in response to stress, in some cases promoting resistance.

Vitamin A deficiency alters the balance of innate immune cells in the gut, promoting resistance to nematode infection.

In UACC-812 and BT474 parental and resistant derivatives, HER2 inhibition by T reactivated HER network activity to promote resistance.

Genetic elements in the bacteria that promote resistance may also move into other, more easily contracted bugs.

In the short term, this process promotes resistance to infection and prepares the body to repair tissues that might be damaged.

These coding differences may influence the ability of corresponding forms of the peroxidase to promote resistance.

The addition of phosphorous to the Fe53Mo47 alloy promoted resistance to corrosion.