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Uso de reduce susceptibility em inglês
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Still, little is known about potential strategies to reduce susceptibility.
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Viral interference defines the reduced susceptibility of an infected cell to reinfection.
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Reducing the volume of the image voxel reduces susceptibility-related signal dropout.
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Recombinant HIV-1 carrying these two substitutions demonstrated significantly reduced susceptibility to compound inhibition.
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Bacteria with a reduced susceptibility against antimicrobials pose a major threat to public health.
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Current laboratory testing suggests that the level of reduced susceptibility is moderate, it added.
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Also cefpirome exhibited good activity against E. aerogenes strains with reduced susceptibility to imipenem.
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No pattern of mutations leading to resistance or reduced susceptibility was discerned with d4T.
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This resistance was paralleled with reduced susceptibility to cisplatin-induced apoptosis.
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The impact of reduced susceptibility to pyrethroids on ITN efficacy should be further assessed.
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DORA-12 significantly reduced susceptibility to KCl-evoked cortical spreading depression.
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However, functional data on the contribution of OBPs to reduced susceptibility of D. citri are unavailable.
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We also noted that during DC maturation, which further reduces susceptibility to infection, A3G levels increased.
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Happiness reinforces our immune function, reduces susceptibility to strokes, among other things, and even improves longevity.
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Thus, expression of the fusion gene pinIISP-aii reduces susceptibility to soft rot disease in Chinese cabbage.
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Some strains with reduced susceptibility to beta-lactams also are observed among subjects with invasive or noninvasive diseases.
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