Sentence examples for scope of resistance from inspiring English sources

The scope of resistance is of major concern when multi-drug resistance Haemonchus species no longer responded to the five major anthelmintic groups i.e. benzimidazole, ganglion blockers, macrocyclic lactones, cholinesterase inhibitors and the uncouplers of oxidative phosphorylation [ 11- 13].

Together, these findings suggest that the scope of resistance induction may include a variety of different species; and current methods used to assess the degree and spectrum of antibiotic resistance do not account for environmental influences on microbial susceptibility in vivo.

This shows that, given current understanding of the scope of antibiotic resistance, multiple use non-coated catheters are the most cost effective option for intermittent self catheterisation.

A novel methodology was generated to establish two types of expression profiles and narrow the scopes of candidate resistance genes.

In the present study, an attempt has been made to evaluate the scope of enhancing wear resistance of austempered ductile iron (ADI) by laser surface melting (LSM) and laser surface hardening (LSH).

One of the methods that is based on this concept is the General Method, which was introduced in Part 1-1 of Eurocode 3 to enable the assessment of the out-of-plane stability of steel members that fall outside the scope of the buckling resistance of uniform members formulae.

The scope of staphylococcal antimicrobial resistance will extend not only to new antimicrobial agents, but also to more settings.

The use of other mid-level health workers has often been limited by restrictions in scope of practice and resistance from the more established professional groups.

To the best of our knowledge, before this report no foodborne carbapenemase-producing organisms had been identified in Canada and the United States, although the scope of antimicrobial drug resistance surveillance programs is limited to major agricultural products (poultry, beef, and pork) (3, 4 ).

Considering that basalt fibres provide considerable physical and mechanical properties and above all high abrasion resistance, scope of the study is to evaluate the effects of these fibres on mixtures properties, especially in terms of friction and rutting behaviour.

We aimed to quantify the scale and scope of publicly funded antibacterial resistance research across JPIAMR countries and at the European Union (EU) level to identify gaps and future opportunities.