The phrase "become resistance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express the idea that someone or something is rallying against a force or idea. For example, "As he was faced with discrimination, his determination to succeed only became resistance against the pressure he faced."
In this sense, plan and project become resistance instruments to forms of notional and strictly monodisciplinary knowledge and take on a relational meaning and an exploratory/operative one.
Maxine Waters of California and Al Green of Texas have become Resistance folk heroes in recent days with their calls for impeachment.
Indeed, it has been shown that metastatic human colon carcinoma cells are more resistant to TARL than the primary colon carcinoma cells [35] and we have observed that metastatic colon carcinoma cells become resistance to IFN-γ sensitization (Fig. 1).
The peculiar defense mechanisms in AN – denial and intellectualization – can become resistance to treatment when patients are asked to face both changes and negative affect [ 22, 23].
The λ parameter may also reflect tumour heterogeneity in drug sensitivity within the tumour at start of treatment, i.e. the most sensitive tumour cells are killed off during the initial treatment, while the cells remaining are less affected by drug and thereby the tumour appears to become resistance to the treatment.
Soil communities are largely coevolved in the native range of the exotic species, largely naïve in early phases of invasion and can become resistance in sites in non-native ranges with long invasion history (Inderjit and van der Putten 2010; Lankau 2011 a ).
What started as survival became resistance and then counter-attack.
Interestingly, however, when A431 cells became resistance to cetuximab-induced inhibition of VEGF production due to expression of the oncogenic RasG12V, the addition of 1, 9 PA significantly lowered the level of VEGF production (p<0.01).
However, some cancer cells display resistance, or become resistant to TRAIL-induced cell death.
More recently, Enterobacteriacea has developed a new mechanism of antimicrobial resistance and became resistant to carbapenems.
Nowadays, when one is writing about the evolution of resistance in pathogens, the most common cliché phrase has become "developed resistance".
