Examples of using Develop resistance in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Miss a couple of doses, and this virus could develop resistance.
Bacteria can develop resistance to antimicrobial substances.
It's widely claimed that bacteria cannot develop resistance to manuka honey.
While vaccines are the backbone of herd immunity, homeopathic treatments“destroy herd immunity,” Adalja said,because nosodes don't actually help a person develop resistance.
Some bacteria can develop resistance to certain antibiotics.
When patients don't complete their full medication regimen,diseases can develop resistance to treatment.
Therefore head lice cannot develop resistance to any of its ingredients.
They found that there were significantly more mutations in secondary samples, suggesting that primary breast cancers containing ESRI mutations may be anearly indication that a tumour could potentially develop resistance to certain treatments.
However, most patients eventually develop resistance to endocrine therapy.
The committee also found that GMOs, as promised, have allowed farmers of some crops to spray less insecticide to protect their crops- although there's a risk that the GMO crops may not work as well in the future,because insects could develop resistance to them.
He discovered that silver not only kills bacteria but kills those bacteria that develop resistance to all known antibiotics, without side effects.
Bacteria develop resistance so quickly that pharmaceutical companies have decided making antibiotics is not in their best interest, so there are infections moving across the world for which, out of the more than 100 antibiotics available on the market, two drugs might work with side effects, or one drug, or none.
Instead, they have a purely mechanical mode of action,which means head lice cannot develop resistance to any of its ingredients.
Failure, or bankruptcy, is therapeutic, HIV was able to"dribble the drugs,replicate and develop resistance to this medication/ therapeutic system, with return of detectable viral load, and only they and God know what the resulting viral load levels were of these failures at weeks 8, 12 and 20 and showed evidence of reverse transcription or association mutations of integrase resistance. .
As long as follicular lymphoma remains incurable andsince all conventional treatments develop resistance upon repeated use, it is very important to use the limited number of treatments judiciously and only when needed.
There are cases in which the body develops resistance to this hormone.
Prevents and treats iron deficiency based anemia, develops resistance to stress and disease.
For those patients failing therapy with Eviplera and who developed resistance to Eviplera cross resistance to other approved NNRTIs(etravirine, efavirenz, nevirapine) was generally seen.
For those patients failing therapy with rilpivirine and who developed resistance to rilpivirine, cross-resistance to other approved NNRTIs(etravirine, efavirenz, nevirapine) was generally seen.
Of these 50 patients, 28 developed resistance to efavirenz and 39 developed resistance to etravirine(the most frequently emergent resistance mutation being Y181C).
At least 8 populations of insects have developed resistance, with 2 populations resistant to Bt sprays and at least 6 species resistant to Bt crops as a whole.
It is noted that there are no reports(PSURs) on lack of efficacy or developing resistance following use of TMP/ SDZ in horses.
With up to 3 years of exposure,no patients receiving both adefovir dipivoxil and lamivudine developed resistance to adefovir dipivoxil.
Every time you introduce a new type of antibiotic to treat it, this bug develops resistance to it.”.
It is important and preventive maintenance of the disease, which consists in feeding the animal with safe products(not cold,without bones) and developing resistance to colds.
Among those patients who developed resistance to rilpivirine, 4/7 patients with baseline viral load≤ 100,000 copies/mL and 28/30 patients with baseline viral load> 100,000 copies/mL had cross-resistance to other NNRTIs.
In a setback for an innovative approach to healing the HIV, researchers involved in a technique that uses enzymes to remove viral genes from the DNA ofinfected cells have found that HIV easily adapts to this action and rapidly develops resistance to the guide that drives target molecules that carry the right part of a sequence. of human cellular DNA.
Nicholas White of Mahidol University in Thailand points out that if you multiply the number of parasites in a person who is very ill with malaria times the number of people who get malaria per year times the number of years since the introduction of chloroquine,then you can estimate that the odds of a parasite developing resistance is roughly one in a hundred billion billion.
In a setback for a novel approach to curing HIV, researchers involved in a technique that uses enzymes to remove viral genes from the DNA of infectedcells have found that HIV rapidly develops resistance to the guide molecules that target the correct part of the DNA sequence.