Sentence examples for because it can resist from inspiring English sources

Thus, despite a potential competitive disadvantage with PS in the absence of H, PR has an increasing advantage over PS as the density and/or immunomanipulative behavior of H increases, because it can resist the inflammatory response generated by H.

Build your house out of cobblestone or brick because it can resist explosions.

AAFA belongs to be prospective material in the field of Civil Engineering where it can resist aggressive acids, resist sulfate attacks, resist aggregate alkali reaction, and resist elevated temperatures.

The PEGylated cross-linker is used because it can effectively resist nonspecific adsorption, greatly reducing background.

Both feel it; neither can resist it.

BD is said to be death by most professional bodies because it satisfies the concept/definition of death (Table 4): loss of integrative unity of the organism as a whole, marking when an organism is no longer an organism because it no longer can resist the forces of entropy and no longer can maintain internal homeostasis [1 4].

BD is said to be death by most professional bodies because it satisfies the concept/definition of death (Table 4): loss of integrative unity of the organism as a whole, marking when an organism is no longer an organism because it no longer can resist the forces of entropy and no longer can maintain internal homeostasis [ 1- 4].

Yet no one, it seems, can resist the urge.

No one, it seems, can resist the airport slots.

Nobody, it seems, can resist those burgers, shakes and fries.

Because who can resist an activity that combines single-cylinder engines, mallets and beer?