Sentence examples for were resistance from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of resisting, or the capacity to resist.
- Widespread resistance to the new urban development plans
However, all the E. rhusiopathiae strains in this study were resistance to cefazolin and >70% of strains were resistant to norfloxacin and levofloxacin, which are fluoquinolones.
Among these 65 63.10%; p=0.008) isolates were resistance to TMP-SMX and only 40 38.83%; p=0.023) isolates were resistant to extended spectrum β-lactam antibiotics.
The study used isolates which were resistant to at least three different classes of antibiotics; most of them were resistance to ampicillin 100%, augmentin, and ceftazidime (Table 3).
Two isolates were resistance to only three antibiotics; ampicillin, nalidixic acid, cotrimoxazole named as clinical resistant type 1 (CR1) profile.
Fifty percent (n = 1) isolates were resistance to chloramphenicol as well (Table 2).> Five different types of resistant profiles were observed among the clinical isolates which were named as the clinical resistant type 1 to type 5 profiles.
The Earps were Republicans who worked for Eastern capitalists like Wells Fargo -- in the words of one sociologist, "incorporation gunfighters" -- while the Cowboys were "resistance gunfighters" of "Southern Democratic values," if values can be stretched to include cattle and stagecoach theft.
There will be resistance.
Pompey are resistance veterans.
"Will there be resistance?
Instantly, there was resistance.
