Sentence examples for resistance cities from inspiring English sources

Although gonorrhea incidence rates were much lower overall in the higher resistance cities, gonorrhea incidence rates generally increased in the higher resistance cities and decreased in the lower resistance cities during 2000 2006.

We calculated the median percentage of isolates resistant to ciprofloxacin in 2004 and labeled the 8 cities above the median as higher resistance cities and the 9 cities at or below the median as lower resistance cities.

In our simple comparison of higher resistance and lower resistance cities, we found divergent trends in gonorrhea incidence rates in the 2000s.

We classified the 8 cities above the median in 2004 as higher resistance cities and the 9 cities at or below the median in 2004 as lower resistance cities. Cities with higher resistance were Denver, Honolulu, Minneapolis, Phoenix, Portland, San Diego, San Francisco, and Seattle.

Having faced resistance in cities across the EU, Kalanick declared in January that he wanted to focus on forging "new partnerships" in European cities, and promised that the expansion of the private company could eventually create 50,000 jobs.

Unpopular even among white liberals, busing incited organized resistance in cities across the country.

They are a challenge to the transactional quality that can, without resistance, define cities like this.

But they abruptly changed strategy on Tuesday as allied forces continued to meet determined resistance in cities throughout southern Iraq, leaving supply lines vulnerable for troops farther north.

Mr. Menino's disenchantment illustrates the widening resistance from cities and states that is troubling one of President Obama's most far-reaching programs to toughen enforcement against illegal immigration.

The authority faces strong resistance from city officials to increase financing, as the city has its own difficult budget times.

He too is calling for across-the-board cuts, and he too is meeting resistance from city agencies.