Sentence examples for comparatively resistant from inspiring English sources

To investigate the association between ROS generation and AT1R expression after the development of acquired platinum resistance, we selected two different cell lines: 5637, which is comparatively resistant to CDDP and has a low level of AT1R, and T24, which is sensitive to CDDP and has a high level of AT1R.

By capitalising on the cognitive abilities that are comparatively resistant to ageing, it may be possible for older adults to develop effective strategies to make the most of their memories.

We hypothesised that participants prone to hedonic hunger would report relatively enhanced appetite following the food cue, which would be comparatively resistant to initial hunger state.

Methylation in these regions continued to increase at RA4, while the distal enhancer and proximal promoter regions appeared comparatively resistant to methylation by comparison.

Solid tumour specimens were comparatively resistant to 8-Cl-cAMP.

In particular, C57BL/6J, the most widely used mouse strain in biomedical research, is comparatively resistant.

Labile organic matter is liberated by pyrolysis and is enriched in C and N, while refractory organic matter is relatively resistant to most pyrolysis techniques and is comparatively depleted in C and N (Sephton et al., 2003, 2004).

The proposal is comparatively decoherence resistant and is quite experimentally feasible with high enough success probability and fidelity under prevailing cavity QED research scenario.

Lichens are comparatively more resistant to extreme temperature and desiccation which allows them to flourish and grow in wide variety of habitats some of them may be hostile to other forms of lives[102, 103].

This suggests that, aside from tobacco exposure, the lungs are actually comparatively cancer resistant.

For example, Legionella are comparatively more resistant to chlorine than Escherichia coli (Garcia and Pelaz 2008; Hosein et al. 2005; Kim et al. 2002; Zhang et al. 2007).