Sentence examples for defined resistance from inspiring English sources

Here, though, their acts almost become a supplement to broadly defined resistance, and the fighters lack individuality.

The CO2 gas flow was determined by a capillary with a defined resistance, while the gas pressure was defined by the height of a water column.

Rausher [19] defined resistance as 'any plant characteristic that influences the amount of damage a plant suffers from'.

The biological indicator (BI) is a specific microorganism ("MO") suspension (microbiological test system) with a defined resistance to a specified decontamination procedure [ 7, 8].

The second survey [ 8, 10] defined resistance as in vivo FECRs less than 95% and lower 95% confidence limits of reduction less than 90%.

The farms in the first survey [ 9] used the WAAVP classification [ 20] that defined resistance as ED50 values in the EHT over 0.1 μg∙ml-1 TBZ.

Three studies included resistant P. aeruginosa patients but did not define resistance specific to any one treatment (n = 187) [ 49, 71, 72].

In The Power of the Powerless, Havel didn't only define resistance to dictatorship: he also examined the failings of modern western society.

Trying to define resistance and support levels is tougher when all of the constituents are acting differently.

Our ability to define resistance has been greatly enhanced by recent advances in Plasmodium genetics and genomics.

LC3A-dependent autophagy may therefore define resistance to Trastuzumab.