2025;4:100569 DOI: Received: February 19, 2025 Accepted: March 25, 2025 Published: April 07, 2025 Academic Editor: Maria L
Kheradpisheh Z, Mirzaei M, Mahvi AH, et al
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Measurements used to assess the presence (and in some cases, the strength) of resistance included reports from doctors and their patients experiencing clinical treatment failure ( n = 3), measurements of resistance ratio (RR50 or RR90) based on lethal times ( n = 2), or studies where resistance measures where reported as a resistance factor (RF) ( n = 6), and cell survival rates ( n = 1)