Sentence examples for effectively resisted from inspiring English sources

C NMR of compound 1and compound 2. The compound 2 was also a phosphorylated derivative of 1 and the structure was defined by FT-IR, HRESIMS and C NMR. Compound 1 and 2 effectively resisted DHAV from invading DEHs in vitro, and had good therapeutic effects in young ducklings infected with DHAV.

We have vigorously and effectively resisted plans that would undermine seniors' financial security, like turning Social Security into a system of risky private accounts.

The survivors of a 1924 rebellion marched thousands of miles through the interior in an attempt to stir up revolt; however, local landowners retained control over the rural workers and effectively resisted the insurrection.

Interestingly, overexpression of wild-type DMP1-PG in mouse brain driven by the nestin promoter elevated laminin and ZO1 expression beyond wild type levels and could effectively resisted intravenous mannitol-induced BBB reversible opening.

The amorphous Si/C composite thin films were synthesized by radio frequency magnetron co-sputtering, which easily fabricated uniformly dispersed nanocomposites, prevented the agglomeration of silicon particles, and more effectively resisted volume expansion than traditional techniques.

The debris flow mitigation measures constructed in the Xiaogangjian Gully effectively resisted a debris flow with a 50-year return period that was triggered by rainfall on July 26 , 2012

Until now, meta-analyses on the risk of cancer after THA have shown that the patients can effectively resist the genotoxic effects of Co and Cr particles and ions and the possible development of cancer (Visuri et al. 2003, Onega et. al 2006).

Could Sudan effectively resist current international great-power pressure to resolve its internal conflicts?

Can Europe effectively resist the depredations of speculative capitalism that have threatened to bankrupt Greece and destroy the eurozone?

Although they yield the most direct evidence, field experiments present difficulties, since the leaders and members of such organizations may effectively resist the intervention of experimenters.

In pockets of the United States, momentum is building behind the concept of labeling genetically modified foods (crops whose genetic makeup is altered to increase yields and to more effectively resist problems like pests and drought).