Scherr said the U.S.O.C., compared with professional sports organizations, should be "relatively resistant" to worldwide financial problems.
Still, cybersecurity and drone programs are likely to be relatively resistant to cuts because of their perceived critical importance, he said.
Although the finely-distributed ternary phase is metastable, it appears to be relatively resistant to coarsening or decomposition.
However, compared with hematologic malignancies, solid tumors have often proven to be relatively resistant to antibody-based therapies.
The leukemia stem cells in patients with CML are well known to be resistant to conventional chemotherapy and may also be relatively resistant to Bcr-Abl-targeted drugs.
Its $31 billion market value and $51 billion revenue give it the size and diversity to be relatively resistant to regional downdrafts.
The discussion paper also mentioned that 'xenogeneic tissue ��� appear to be relatively resistant to infection by some of the human pathogens commonly complicating allotransplantation including HIV and the hepatitis viruses' (NHMRC 2009b, 21).
[18F]CFT has been reported to be relatively resistant to metabolism; in a microdialysis study of 120 min in rodents, the amount of unmetabolized [18F]CFT was approximately 64% of the total18F activity [31].
As GDs are considered to be relatively resistant to traditional cognitive behavioural techniques, we then discuss the implications of our model for how CBT may be modified to address these beliefs.
By using a cut-panicle inoculation method, Mizobuchi and colleagues evaluated 84 cultivars, including 62 accessions from WRC [World Rice Collection of the National Institute of Agrobiological Sciences NIASS) (Kojima et al. 2005)], and five cultivars including 'Kele' were found to be relatively resistant to BGR (Mizobuchi et al. 2013a).
Moreover, the masculine ideology is not subject to the vagaries of fashion - it tends to be relatively resistant to change" (here).
