Sentence examples for shift of resistant from inspiring English sources
Conclusion: The prevalence shift of resistant serotype V group B streptococci in Ohio reflects regional increases and suggests that alternative therapies for patients who are allergic to penicillin may be inadequate.
Prophylactic use of FLU led to a shift to resistant Candida species, and its use alters (and may even increase) the frequency of infection due to molds.
Transcripts across DMRs were observed in oocytes when DNA methylation imprints were established; however, transcriptional activation does not always correspond with the shift of DMRs from resistant to permissive for DNMTs.
On the other hand, factors present in the lungs of resistant mice shift the balance of allergen uptake and activation from immunogenic mDCs to tolerogenic pDCs.
Mathematical models (18 – 22 ) and epidemiologic studies (23 ) suggest that this mechanism of shifting the competitive balance in favor of resistant strains can increase the prevalence of resistant organisms in the community, alone or in combination with other mechanisms.
Notably, the effects of DL-TBOA on SLC1A1 localization and cell viability correlated: In SN38-resistant cells, DL-TBOA augmented both SN38-induced loss of viability and chemotherapy-induced nuclear/perinuclear shift of SLC1A1, and in oxaliplatin-resistant cells, DL-TBOA counteracted both oxaliplatin-induced loss of viability and nuclear/perinuclear SLC1A1 localization.
Furthermore, as the use of resistant soybean increases, we may see more dramatic shifts in virulence frequency not revealed through this study using a single collection year.
Levels of resistant bacteria on farms tumbled.
Many isolated cases of resistant virus have been found.
(Read Jerome Groopman on the new generation of resistant infections).
An estimated 700,000 people died of resistant diseases last year.
