The phrase "absolutely resistant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is completely impervious or unaffected by certain conditions or influences.
Example: "The new material is absolutely resistant to extreme temperatures, making it ideal for use in harsh environments."
Alternatives: "completely impervious" or "totally unaffected".
Which made her absolutely resistant when Damon tried to do the right thing and break things off with him.
It is noteworthy in this respect, that HmuY is absolutely resistant to degradation by either R- or K-gingipains [9].
We observed that IL-2−/− mice were absolutely resistant to SEB induced TSS (Fig. 3c) suggesting that IL-2 may be involved in SEB induced TSS.
Our results show that IL-2 is involved in induction of TSS, as IL-2−/− mice were found to be absolutely resistant to SEB induced TSS.
This study reveals that mice deficient in IL-12 or IFNγ are susceptible to SEB induced TSS whereas the mice deficient in IL-2 are absolutely resistant to SEB induced TSS.
A substantial proportion of patients may have absolutely resistant tumours.
Diabetes mellitus (DM) is a heterogeneous group of disorders characterized by hyperglycemia [1], resulting from absolutely insulin deficiency, insulin resistant and/or abnormal secretion [2].
"Extensively drug-resistant tuberculosis is absolutely deadly," Entsch said.
Overall, these results supported the conclusion that many imatinib-resistant Bcr-Abl mutants were relatively or absolutely more sensitive to nilotinib.
The literature of the subject features an increasing number of articles reporting research focusing on whether prophylaxis with antibacterial drugs is absolutely necessary when Enterococcus strains (VRE) are becoming dramatically more resistant to vancomycin.
While S1-resistant Notch1 receptors show increased intracellular retention, S1 cleavage is not absolutely required for surface expression or ligand-induced receptor activation.
