Sentence examples for resistance passage from inspiring English sources
Several IN residues implicated in the development of drug resistance have been identified through resistance passage studies, and the resistance profile of raltegravir has been studied using HIV-1 containing these IN mutations.
Gap junction (GJ) channels provide low resistance passages for rapid action potential propagation in the heart.
Gap junction (GJ) channels form low resistance passages between cardiomyocytes and play a role in the rapid propagation of action potentials in the heart.
Connexin40 (Cx40 -containing gap-junCx40 -containingre expressed in the atrial myocardium and provide a low-resistance passage for rapid impulse propagation.
Although it met resistance, its passage was never really in doubt, because it was supported by both the right and the left.
Lower the specific surface area, lesser the drag resistance to passage of air through fabric and hence the observed increase in air permeability with the increase in fibre linear density.
Stable integration of the UTF1-Neo vector was proven by PCR with primers specific for the UTF1 driven Neomycin resistance at passage 42 (Figure S1).
If the needle doesn't advance into the lesion, straightening the scope from a long to a short position often reduces the scope tip angulation and the resistance to passage of the needle.
In another study performed with clinical isolates and Mu50 or Mu50 derivative strains showing increased levels of resistance after passages onto vancomycin-containing medium, most of the genes involved in purine biosynthesis and transport were found up-regulated in the highly vancomycin-resistant strain as compared to the parental strain [ 26].
Most of this planetary atom was open space and offered no resistance to the passage of the alpha particles.
One was within the Senate itself, as the blocking ability of entrenched southern committee chairmen was broken up after decades of resistance, allowing the passage of civil-rights laws and Great Society social legislation.
