"Stay resistant" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is often used as a command or advice to someone to continue being resistant or resilient in a difficult or challenging situation. Example: In the face of adversity, it is important to stay resistant and not let the obstacles discourage you from achieving your goals.
"Waterfronts are harder to do because of environmental issues," he said, "but the value is there and it stays there, resistant to recessions, maintaining its market and moving faster at higher value, because there's less and less of it".
But it will take vigilance and money to stay ahead of resistant mosquitoes and parasites.
Student journalists can take some practical steps to make their work if not censor-proof then at least censor-resistant: Stay away from anything that, even jokingly, hints at violence.
Most pilgrims stay in fire-resistant air-conditioned camping tents in Mena during the entire Hajj period.
This finding was somewhat surprising given that some studies have shown an increase length of stay for resistant strains.
That's why Congress should undo the damage done by last year's cuts to basic research so we can unleash the next great American discovery – whether it's vaccines that stay ahead of drug-resistant bacteria, or paper-thin material that's stronger than steel.
"There are entire industries to be built based on vaccines that stay ahead of drug-resistant bacteria, or paper-thin material that's stronger than steel," Obama said.
Such 'SM-resistant cells' stay alive because they fail to produce autocrine TNF α.
And anyone who thinks that drug-resistant TB will stay in places like Armenia is in denial.
Alternatively, ORC1 binds in the middle of G1 and has been reported to stay associated with DNAse I-resistant nuclear structures (structures that remain insoluble after DNAse treatment of chromatin) [ 37, 38].
