The phrase "a range of resistance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing varying levels or types of resistance in a particular context, such as physics, psychology, or social movements.
Example: "The study examined a range of resistance among participants when faced with new policies."
Alternatives: "a spectrum of resistance" or "a variety of resistance".
Wheeled to the side of a hospital bed, its leg-shaped jaws are clamped around the limbs of supine patients to administer a range of resistance exercises.
Blaming unpopular resistance attacks on CIA or Mossad conspiracies is idle chatter in Baghdad, but coming from Kubaisi, the claim carries unusual weight; he has ties with a range of resistance groups and has brokered the release of several hostages.
"They told me that someone threatened them". Asked who was behind the threats, al-Kubaisi replied: "We suspect some foreign intelligence". Blaming unpopular resistance attacks on CIA or Mossad conspiracies is idle chatter in Baghdad, but coming from Kubaisi, the claim carries unusual weight; he has ties with a range of resistance groups and has brokered the release of several hostages.
A range of resistance thermometers based on both bulk and film Ge and SiC has been developed, to provide high sensitivity over complementary temperature ranges, within the overall range 0.03 to 500 K. New types of Si and GaAs diode temperature sensor have also been produced.
A range of resistance loci against different races of Xanthomonas oryzae pv.
For a gaggle of young men in identical white smocks with no backstories, the prisoners pop out as surprisingly vivid characters, responding with a range of resistance, confusion, and submission to the nightmare in which they find themselves.
While all were of the Beijing genotype, the strains chosen for sequencing were selected to span a range of drug resistance from mono-resistant (all were resistant to INH) to XDR.
Across a range of pathogens, resistance to chemotherapy is a growing problem in both public health and animal health.
Although a range of drug resistance mechanisms have been identified up till now, for most drugs it is still controversial which mechanisms are responsible for resistance and therapy failure in patients.
O. minuta and O. nivara have provided a range of disease resistance genes (Brar and Khush 1997; Gu et al. 2004); however, the presence of these species in Australia or their relationship to Australian populations is uncertain and would benefit from further collection and genetic analysis.
DNA probes for a range of different resistance genes hybridized with DNA prepared from the Aeromonas isolates (Table 1).
