Sentence examples for resistance allocation from inspiring English sources

We investigated potential sources of heterogeneity through a series of analyses, sub-grouping the trials by: geographical region, intensity of malaria transmission (low to moderate versus high malaria transmission), known parasite resistance, allocation concealment, participant age, and drug dose (comparing regimens where there are significant variations in drug dose).

In the EU these worries drive public opinion and political action, causing closings of Schengen borders and the resistance against a fair allocation of refugees among EU member states.

It was found there that compared to the impact of host genetic potentials for growth and resistance, genetically determined nutrient allocation had a relatively small impact on observed growth and immune response.

Introgression was more informative than other models in many cases, including those for tissue allocation and resistance (Table S3).

Further experiments are required, however, to distinguish whether this effect on body masses arises through developmental resistance or through resource allocation to the immune system.

For the sake of reducing resistance of policy implementation, free allocation is the mode we should apply to allocate emission permits.

Differences in resource allocation to deploy resistance and tolerance traits should result in differences in herbivory damage between sexual morphs: male plants should exhibit higher levels of herbivory than female plants [18], [19].

Knowledge of the burden of healthcare-associated infections (HAI) and antibiotic resistance is important for resource allocation in infection control.

However, a large portion of the included studies did not conduct antibiotic resistance or sensitivity tests before allocation of treatments, and some studies tended to only mention the antibiotic resistance rates in their countries in general.

Allocation of individuals/families to resistance training settings was randomized.

There is general consensus that in-hospital antimicrobial resistance influences patient outcome and the allocation of resources [ 1].