Sentence examples for consequently resistant from inspiring English sources

Mississippi is still a state where, the Times found, more than seventy per cent of people who live here were born here, in towns like the one where I grew up, and are consequently resistant to changing things.

First, PTLD resistant to conventional chemotherapy, often CNS disease or CD20- and, consequently, resistant to rituximab.

We have published that transgenic mice overexpressing CCL2 show pronounced impairment of T cell development and are consequently resistant to EAE [ 5].

Barriers to change in maternity care have been attributed to staff who are stressed and consequently resistant to change, as well as poor management and financial restraints [ 45].

Consequently, resistant mutations are found in gyrA in Gram-negative bacteria and in parC in Gram-positive bacteria [ 26].

Consistent with the hypothesis underlying these models, results from our larval Bt survival assays showed significantly higher survival (frequencies of resistant homozygotes and, consequently, resistance alleles) in the Bt broccoli-only treatment compared with cages where low levels of OX4319L males were introduced in addition to Bt plants.

The team had identified a line of transgenic mosquito that expressed the SM1 peptide (and consequently was resistant to Plasmodium infection) yet remained as fit as its wild-type peers when fed on the blood of mice that had not been infected by Plasmodium.

Taken altogether, these observations readily account for the fact that M. bovis, which possesses a histidine to aspartate substitution in position 57, produces an inactive PncA protein and is, consequently, naturally resistant to PZA [4].

Bax-deficient HCT116 cells are consequently bortezomib resistant.

Thus, the ara-G-resistant CEM variant, CEM/ara-G, was successfully established, which yielded a small amount of ara-GTP and was consequently more resistant to ara-G-induced growth inhibition and apoptosis.

Genomic mechanisms of resistance to taxane-based chemotherapy are unclear, although recent data suggest that ERG affects microtubule dynamics and that ERG overexpressing tumours are consequently more resistant to docetaxel (Galletti et al, 2014).