However, if there is a fit resistant strain circulating in the community, then this policy can drive substantial resistance at the population level (e.g., by selectively suppressing the DS strain, making hosts susceptible to re-infections only with the DR strain), even if it does not increase the risk of acquiring resistance in any individual given treatment.
Still, some evolutionary psychologists feel their arguments for biology must overcome substantial resistance.
Although one survey found that by the early 1980's a third of American women supported the use of Ms., there was still substantial resistance.
The stakes in Florida are high, and Dooley and her colleagues expect substantial resistance from the utility companies and their allies.
"There is substantial resistance in the parliamentary Labor Party against war on Iraq, not just from the usual suspects," he wrote, "but from many mainstream M.P.'s.
It is done.' " The 1988-89 cabinet documents, released by the National Archives, show substantial resistance to the decision by several government departments, including immigration, the Treasury and finance.
Secretary Powell said this could take the form of a treaty, but there appears to be substantial resistance within the administration to entering into such a treaty with Russia.
But a plan to win over House members by making changes to the Senate bill in the budget reconciliation process ran into substantial resistance on Tuesday.
He faced substantial resistance from provincial CCP leaders, whose powers had been greatly increased as part of the Great Leap strategy.
There is already substantial resistance to these plans, with organisations such as the National Campaign Against Fees and Cuts looking to build a concerted campaign against the debt sale in the coming months.
A number of senior Tories have also told the Guardian there would be substantial resistance among modernising Conservatives to any attempt to return to a full-on selective school system that divides children at the age of 11.
