Assertion: antibiotic | /r/HasProperty | effective
Facets:
value: against bacterial infections
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: against certain bacteria
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: no longer
type: TEMPORAL
value: especially
type: DEGREE
value: for killing off the harmful bacteria
type: PURPOSE
value: for inflammation
type: PURPOSE
value: in combating pathogens
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: against mrsa
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: against staph
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: for use them
type: PURPOSE
value: first off
type: DEGREE
value: in treating most infections
type: OTHER
value: against parasites
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: few years ago
type: TEMPORAL
value: for simple manifestations like common colds
type: PURPOSE
value: fortunately
type: MANNER
value: for meningitis
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: extremely
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: What will we do if antibiotics are no longer effective?
text: Antibiotics are effective treatment for bacterial infections and are not suited for illnesses caused by viruses, such as the common cold, flu and sore throat.
text: Fortunately, other antibiotics are still effective treatments for meningitis.
text: Antibiotics are compounds that are effective in treating infections caused by organisms such as bacteria, fungi and protozoa.
text: Therefore, it is important to educate them that antibiotics are effective only for certain bacteria and not for simple manifestations like common colds, which may be viral.
text: This is because each antibiotic is effective only against certain bacteria and parasites.
text: An antibiotic may be effective against only one or multiple types of bacteria.
text: Treating infections due to resistant bacteria is a challenge: antibiotics commonly used are no longer effective and doctors have to choose other antibiotics.
text: They are effective in treating most infections.
text: Antibiotics are effective in controlling the symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis and higher doses are more effective.
text: Some antibiotics can be extremely effective against certain bacteria but may not work to treat other bacteria.
text: The question from consumers, regulators and retailers isn’t about whether the antibiotics are effective for what we use them for, although we should be concerned about preserving them,” Apley explains.
text: Antibiotics are only effective against bacterial infections.
text: The antibiotics are effective against the infections caused by the microorganisms, Some of the antibiotics are effective against many forms of diseases, They can save the life, They can kill the bacteria within the body, They are used as drugs to combat various diseases which are caused by the harmful microorganisms.
text: Antibiotics are too effective.
text: While antibiotics can be powerful and effective against Staph and MRSA, they have some big downsides and limitations.
text: In fact, some antibiotics that were effective against certain infections just a few years ago are no longer useful.
text: Many common ailments that send people to their physician or a hospital emergency room, such as a hacking, painful cough or a upper respiratory infection, or any number of viral illnesses, won’t respond to antibiotics, which are effective on bacterial infections only.
text: First off, antibiotics are only effective as a “band-aid solution.
text: Antibiotics are effective for killing off the harmful bacteria that wind up in your system.
text: Note: While antibiotics are effective mainly against bacteria, they are sometimes used to treat protozoal infections.
text: While all antibiotics will kill or stop the growth of bacteria, not all antibiotics are effective against the same bacteria, and not all antibiotics fight bacteria in the same way.
text: So antibiotics are only effective in combating pathogens with a metabolism.
text: Most were given to people with upper-respiratory conditions, which are often viral; antibiotics are effective only against bacterial infections.
text: Antibiotics are also especially effective for inflammation being caused by a bacterial infection.