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A sigmoidal Emax model with an inhibition term best characterised the exposure-effect relationship and allowed for discrimination between two isolates sharing the same MIC value. Strain- and exposure-pattern-dependent differences were captured by the PK/PD parameters and elucidated the contribution of phenotypic adaptation to bacterial regrowth. The novel exposure and effect metrics and derived PK/PD parameters allowed for comprehensive characterisation of the isolates and could be applied to overcome the limitations of the MIC in clinical antibiotic dosing
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