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It acts quickly and can kill up to 99% of nonresistant cells within 2 days.
But resistant and nonresistant bacteria use essentially the same set of repair proteins.
Exposed to the same poisons, they do not show the developmental problems that nonresistant fish do.
After about two weeks of effective treatment, subjects with nonresistant active infections generally do not remain contagious to others.
They were likely browsers that fed mainly on leaves, twigs, and other nonresistant vegetation.
The early Christians were preeminently nonresistant.
People are shown being shot in a relatively nonresistant way, with the shot almost as the coup de grace, rather than hot-blooded torture.
Death becomes victory, martyrdom is an expiating sacrifice, and Satan will be overcome only by such nonresistant suffering.
There was Christian Laettner (24 points), simply backing his way into the nonresistant Nets (8-21).
Even better, the researchers say, the immune system cells from these mice, when injected into nonresistant mice, will cure their cancers.
Other reformers followed the Quaker vanguard, adopting such practices as shared leadership, consensus decisions and nonresistant protest.
These candidate genes were cut out of the rice chromosome and inserted into nonresistant strains of rice.
Bradley had just 9 points, 1 blocked shot and 3 rebounds in a nonresistant stance against the Charlotte Hornets Wednesday night.
The rock is relatively nonresistant, is commonly disintegrated to as much as 50 feet, and usually asserts no topographical expression.
They are nonresistant, and rarely defend themselves physically or even in court; in wartime, they take conscientious objector status.
First, he insisted that a central norm of Christian life, as revealed by Jesus, was nonresistant love, and therefore nonviolence and pacifism.
In those refuges, millions of nonresistant insects will thrive, ready to mix their genes with any survivor of the Bt crop.
Also, suppression took longer among those with drug-resistant H.I.V. compared with those with nonresistant virus.
One method of reducing resistance is the creation of non-Bt crop refuges to allow some nonresistant insects to survive and maintain a susceptible population.
Nonresistant Mennonites from West Prussia started settling in Russia in 1789, induced by land and special privileges including exemption from military service.
He simply dusted himself off and came up with 16 rebounds and 19 points to help push the Nets over the nonresistant Spurs, 90-74, at Continental Arena.
Treating patients in the United States with drug-resistant TB can cost $200,000, Dr. Snider said, as against $10,000 for a nonresistant strain.
If the resistant pest is feeding in the non-Bt corn nearby, the resistance is neutral and offers no advantage to the pest over any nonresistant pest.
Ensuring there are at least some breeding pests nearby that are not resistant increases the chance the resistant pests will choose to mate with nonresistant ones.
The Russian government announced in 1870 that it would end all special privileges granted to colonists by 1880, including the exemption from military service, which was so important to nonresistant Mennonites.