Sentence examples for resistance benefit from inspiring English sources

Albeit expensive and time consuming, future studies aimed at re-defining neonatal husbandry strategies may substantially improve immune resistance, benefit the quality of experimental data and decrease the number of subjects used in experimental trials.

These results may reflect the possibility that subjects with greater insulin resistance benefit more from metformin/statins or that these subjects have lower androgen levels, or both.

Here, we use the well-studied multiple antibiotic resistance (MAR) system in E. coli to experimentally characterize the trade-off between drug toxicity ("cost") and drug-induced resistance ("benefit") mediated by efflux pumps.

Therefore, disc drives with lower cost, higher torque actuators can realize the shock resistance benefits of ramp loading.

Integrated pest management strategy, using plant resistance, benefits from the characterization of the resistance and of its impact on aphid biology.

Key findings included the enrichment of Al from AZ31B and Zr from ZE10A, respectively, into the conversion coating, with moderate corrosion resistance benefits for AZ31B when Al was incorporated.

One could hypothesize that seasonal insulin resistance benefits the hibernating animal, but "man seems," Grant said, "to have completely lost contact with 'the animal,' … [putting] on weight year after year".

In terms of our cost-benefit analysis, these cells synthesize resistance systems (benefit) without the associated cost of an inducing drug.

This work provides experimental evidence that, in a cropping system with seasonal sequences of vegetable species, pyramiding or alternating resistance genes benefit yields in the long-term by increasing the durability of resistant cultivars and improving the long-term control of a soil-borne pest.

On Thursday, Mr. Meeropol, who is 56, and his brother Michael, who is 60, (they took their adoptive parents' name) will attend a program at City Center in Manhattan to "commemorate the Rosenbergs' resistance" and benefit the Rosenberg Fund for Children, which Robert runs.

The significantly decreased charge transfer resistance could benefit for an enhanced cycle life of the SnO2/GNS nanocomposite electrode.