Приклади вживання Resistance to antibiotics Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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City dust can transmit resistance to antibiotics.
Resistance to antibiotics appeared soon after its discovery.
It may also lead to resistance to antibiotics.
Resistance to antibiotics causes 33,000 deaths per year in Europe.
During the last 50 years,an alarming number of bacteria species have developed resistance to antibiotics.
Bacterial resistance to antibiotics is both natural and inevitable.
Over the last 50 years,an increasing number of bacterial species have developed resistance to antibiotics.
Microbes have acquired resistance to antibiotics in a number of ways(Table 1.2).
Microbiologists have shown that chlorhexidine able to develop bacteria resistance to antibiotics.
Resistance to antibiotics varies, but the cysts are very difficult to eradicate entirely.
This also means that bacteria may lose resistance to antibiotics that are no longer frequently used.
It is necessary to choose the right medicine: known,that E. coli rapidly increases its resistance to antibiotics.
Bacteria develop resistance to antibiotics by creating antibiotic resistance genes through natural mutation.
Staphylococcus aureus can be cured, but the process is complicated by the,that the bacterium can develop resistance to antibiotics.
One example of resistance to antibiotics that involves changes in the genes is that of the antibiotic streptomycin.
In recent years health professionals have become alarmed by the increasingnumber of bacterial strains that are showing resistance to antibiotics.
The bacteria learnt to develop resistance to antibiotics long before people began using these agents in the medical practice.
Regarding the use of antibiotics incattle feed which has led to bacterial resistance to antibiotics.
The findings document resistance to antibiotics, especially so-called last resort antibiotics, in all regions of the world.
A big problem for the treatment of bacterial infections isthat the microorganisms produce resistance, i.e. resistance to antibiotics.
Till to the present date,a total of 131 genes associated with resistance to antibiotics were discovered by the scientists, of which one of the genes first found in New Delhi in 2008.
Scientists have proven that regular use of antibacterialsoaps leads to the fact that the body increases the resistance to antibiotics.
Nitrofurans have one distinctivefeature-they show activity even to those bacteria that develop resistance to antibiotics when they are used for a long time.
In 2008 she was the first Israeli woman to win the L"Oréal-UNESCO Award for Women in Science for her work describing theprocess wh erein the bacteria acquired resistance to antibiotics.
By undergoing a simple mating process called“conjugation,” bacteria can transfer genetic material,including genes encoding resistance to antibiotics(found on plasmids and transposons) from one bacterium to another.
Since the introduction of pneumococcal vaccines, fewer cases of infection have led to antibiotics being used less andthe chance of bacteria developing resistance to antibiotics becoming smaller.
Although condoms protect against this infection, doctors are concerned that the bacteriamycoplasma genitalium are actively developing resistance to antibiotics such as azithromycin and doxycycline.
Treatment of staphylococcal disease- amazinga difficult task, because there is no microbe that canbe compared with staph in their ability to develop resistance to antibiotics and other antibacterial agents.
Some resistance occurs without human action, as bacteria can produce and use antibiotics against other bacteria,leading to a low-level of natural selection for resistance to antibiotics.