This sort of distancing makes her work feel both self-absorbed and watchful, personal but resistant, with resources held in reserve.
Seeking BPH-resistant germplasm resources from various varieties and utilizing such resistance genes has turned into the most important component of breeding programs (Pathak et al., 1969; Alam and Cohen, 1998a).
Our results demonstrated that the 1Sl chromosome has potential gene resources resistant to drought stress, which might be valuable for wheat improvement of drought resistance.
To counter the emergence of resistant microorganisms, considerable resources have been invested in the search for new antimicrobials.
Fast-growing, high-density olive plantations might be more drought-resistant but water resources could also be limited by these plantations, he said.
In the era of multi-resistant pathogens, focusing hospital resources on a single antibiotic-resistant pathogen as a sole approach to infection control is criticized as inherently flawed [ 6].
Many men's coaches are resistant to sharing limited resources with a women's team, he said.
The most common method for detection of drug resistant (DR) TB in resource-limited settings (RLSs) is indirect susceptibility testing on Lowenstein-Jensen medium (LJ) which is very time consuming with results available only after 2 3 months.
Multi-drug resistant tuberculosis patients in resource-poor settings experience large delays in starting appropriate treatment and may not be monitored appropriately due to an overburdened laboratory system, delays in communication of results, and missing or error-prone laboratory data.
Active tuberculosis is treatable (and curable), but disease control and treatment adherence are complicated by a variety of factors, including availability of healthcare resources, multidrug-resistant tuberculosis strains and potentially toxic side effects of treatment.
