The phrase "altogether resistant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is completely or entirely resistant to a particular influence or effect.
Example: "The new material is altogether resistant to extreme temperatures, making it ideal for use in harsh environments."
Alternatives: "completely resistant" or "entirely resistant".
Joan Didion wrote in an essay: "Keepers of private notebooks are a different breed altogether, lonely and resistant rearrangers of things, anxious malcontents, children afflicted apparently at birth with some presentiment of loss".
Altogether, engineered resistance has expanded the scope of innovative approaches for virus control by providing new tools to develop resistant crop cultivars and increasing opportunities to implement effective and sustainable management strategies.
Furthermore, Danusertib-resistant clones retained full sensitivity to IM and the combination of Danusertib and IM successfully prevented emergence of resistant clones altogether.
Notably, yeast quadruple mutants lacking Dga1 Lro1 and1 Are2acyltransferasesrands and, therefore, LDs altogether (see above) are more resistant to α-synuclein expression (Sere et al. 2010).
Such structures should be retrofitted to make them more tremor-resistant, or perhaps demolished altogether and replaced, but many have been left in their original condition.
Altogether, these data suggest that BFA-resistant NtGNL1a ARF-GEF may preferentially be involved in the endocytosis of both FM4-64 and PIN1-GFP.
Reasons for this are the increasing elderly population, the increase in the number of immunocompromised patients and the increase of infections with multi-resistant microbes which leads altogether to an increasing burden of the global health care system [ 3- 8].
The resistant C100 populations lacked SNVs altogether, although three out of five samples regrown with antibiotics for sequencing (C100_r_AB) had indels and all five samples from both regrowth conditions (C100_r_0 and C100_r_AB) showed SVs including the large amplification.
Altogether, we found that 58.3% of the radiation-resistant lines have non- opa31 Notch genotypes vs. 31.8% of the radiation-sensitive lines (Table 1).
