Sentence examples for strain resistance from inspiring English sources

Of the case-patients who traveled abroad, for which strain resistance was available, 40.3% (67/166) had a strain resistant to ciprofloxacin, compared with 27.0% (294/1,090) of case-patients who did not travel abroad (p<10-3).

Although sensitivity to fluoroquinolones seemed to be preserved, strain resistance patterns continued to evolve with the circulation of isolates resistant to tetracyclines and ampicillin from 2007 2010.

They have seen this happen before: In the seasonal H1N1 strain, resistance has become rampant the past few years, thanks to a mutation in the virus's neuraminidase gene called H274Y.

The conjoint influence of test temperature and strain amplitude on cyclic stress response, cyclic stress versus strain response, and cyclic strain resistance is highlighted.

For fermentation industry, the improvement of strain resistance against high temperature and acid could considerably reduce cooling requirements and prevent contaminative microbes, which avoided consumption of water and other resources and enhanced productivity, having important application significance and considerable commercial value (Gupta and Mukerji 2001).

In this paper the influence of discontinuous ceramic particulate reinforcements on cyclic stress response, cyclic stress versus strain response, cyclic strain resistance, deformation and fracture behavior of 2009 aluminum alloy discontinuously reinforced with silicon carbide particulates are presented and discussed.

The AUC represents the strains' resistance level to vancomycin [ 11].

Five strains resistance pattern ASuTTp were pulsotype STYMXB.0113: two strains were classified DT35 and three DT193.

In 8 strains, resistance to isoniazid was not mediated by mutations in any of them.

Cefditoren MIC was significantly higher in nalidixic/ciprofloxacin non-susceptible strains; resistance to cefditoren was not associated with resistance to mecillinam, fosfomycin nitrofurantoin and aminoglycosides.

The result of our study corroborates with Mastro et al. (1991) who reported only 2.8%% of strains resistance to chloramphenicol [ 46].