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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a certain resistance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific but not precisely defined level of resistance in various contexts, such as physical, emotional, or social situations.
Example: "In the face of adversity, she showed a certain resistance that inspired those around her."
Alternatives: "some resistance" or "a degree of resistance".
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This allows the detection of temporal clusters in these variables (eg, periods with a higher than expected frequency of a certain resistance profile) while adjusting for temporal changes in the relevant denominator (eg, total resistant and sensitive isolates).
Electric current flows through the carbon against a certain resistance.
And sometimes the sheer quantity of incidents arouses a certain resistance.
Pulling off onto the soft shoulder, he felt a certain resistance from the undercarriage.
You could say there is a certain resistance to giving up one's identity.
There was a certain resistance to advertising in magazines, in keeping with their literary affinities.
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It is also possible to acquire (though not always to permanently retain) a certain constitutional resistance.
"It's a piece of kanthal wire, wrapped around silicone, that has a certain electrical resistance based on its length and thickness.
There was also a certain institutional resistance, from about half the writing staff, to turning the show into a clearinghouse for right-wing fantasies about Clinton the Overfiend.
Though raised in Nazi Germany, Cardinal Ratzinger wrote this about the Nazi Holocaust: "it cannot be denied that a certain insufficient resistance to this atrocity on the part of Christians can be explained by an inherited anti-Judaism present in the hearts of not a few Christians".
Insertion into cancellous or even cortical bone sites require a certain mechanical resistance of the drug loaded coating.
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