Sentence examples for resistance widespread from inspiring English sources

Bt cotton and DDT are similar in many ways with respect to resistance evolution (recessive inheritance of resistance, widespread adoption following commercialization, toxicity maintained for extended periods), but are different in other ways, including the much broader spectrum of insects killed by DDT and the lack of a refuge strategy for managing resistance to DDT.

The common features were hearing loss, a typical outcome of S. suis meningitis independent of early antimicrobial drug administration (1, 2 ); serotype 2, the most frequent and virulent serotype in swine and in humans (1, 2 ); ST1, belonging to the ST1 complex, strongly associated with S. suis meningitis isolates (2, 3 ); and erm(B -mediated erythromycin resistance, widespread in this species (4 ).

Their gallant resistance drew widespread admiration in this country.

Resistance is widespread in Europe and North America, but people with HIV are moved on to newer drug combinations that are vastly more expensive.

Finally, we show that the phenomena of postharvest entrainment and enhanced herbivore resistance are widespread among diverse crops.

Field studies published over the last decade indicate that benzimidazole resistance is widespread globally in cyathostomins and there are also many reports of resistance to pyrantel in these worms.

Antibiotic resistance is widespread in patients with UTI.

Blood samples from 940 people with malaria from 55 sites across Myanmar showed this resistance was widespread across the country.

The need for alternative therapies for CF is increasing, as microbial antibiotic resistance becomes widespread.

Unfortunately pyrethroid resistance is widespread throughout Africa, especially with the target site mutation known as Knock down resistance (Kdr) [7], [8], [9], [10], [11].

P. falciparum chloroquine resistance is widespread [33], and known to be present in the regions included in this study [12], [34] [37].