Sentence examples for changes to resist from inspiring English sources

The modeling analysis indicates that aromatic flame chemistry inevitably changes to resist the enhanced combustion intensity with increasing pressure.

Under drought stress, H471 and P28 showed delayed leaf rolling, lower RWL, higher RWC, higher stomatal closure rate, relatively lower cell membrane injury, and with significantly higher CAT and APX activities than HHZ, indicating that H471 and P28 underwent complex morphological and physiological changes to resist drought stress[ 47].

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The weaker pressure dependence of the LBVs of n-butanol/O2/He flames indicates that their flame chemistry changes less to resist the pressure variation.

He's urging them to affirm the possibility of gradual change, and to resist the mind-set of all or nothing, which runs especially hot this year.

Consciously or unconsciously he had learned to ally himself with change, not to resist it as his father had.

That is, the goal was to understand why those who would benefit most from a revolution of social change seemed to resist it.

The insane response to this change is to resist it and mourn it.

People in general don't like doing anything that will require them to change; however, for managers to resist change is putting jobs on the line.

These changes protected BBB to resist the osmotic pressure of mannitol on the opening of the blood-brain barrier.

I know that if anything is to change, we need to resist these urges to keep on acting like sexual abuse is a normal part of life.