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nonresistant

[non-ri-zis-tuhnt] / ˌnɒn rɪˈzɪs tənt /






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Because of the study’s small sample size — just eight resistant and four nonresistant trees at each site — Preisser calls it a “proof of concept” that adelgid-resistant trees can be found and propagated.

From Washington Post

Because this was a nonresistant “control” tree, she expected an orange infection to spread swiftly from the inoculation site and eventually encircle the small stem.

From New York Times

When a mutation produces resistance to a fungicide, that particular strain will flourish as the nonresistant strains die off.

From Scientific American

AMR happens when microbes acquire resistance, mutate or are exposed to an environment where they can develop without the balance provided by nonresistant strains, resulting in their spread.

From Scientific American

Heavy use of antibiotics, while often necessary, can kill off the nonresistant infections and allow resistant ones to thrive.

From New York Times