Sentence examples for equally resistant to from inspiring English sources

Other tyrannies are equally resistant to general explanations, except by circularity of reasoning.

But it is also significant that Socratic dialogue, and Popperian science, have been equally resistant to relativism, the idea that everyone (and anyone) knows best.

Cities that seem to have been resistant to the efforts of planners like Oppermann to shrink them may prove equally resistant to the ideas of future planners about how to expand them.

BT-ICs isolated from various primary tumors or cell lines are equally resistant to chemotherapeutic drugs.

Our results confirmed that HIV-1 can enter these cells, but they are equally resistant to productive HIV-1 infection.

Both isolates seemed to be equally resistant to osmotic stress induced by NaCl (1M) and sorbitol (1.2 M).

I remain equally as resistant to means-testing as Beveridge was 70 years ago.

In contrast, the wild-type PA01, and PAOC-fliC (complemented fliC mutant) were equally more resistant to SDS.

Unexpectedly, all samples were equally highly resistant to Fau I digestion of the Sp1 site.

One approach to delineating a minimal set of genes involved in extreme resistance is to compare the whole-genome sequences of two phylogenetically related but distinct species that are equally resistant, whereby genes that are unique to both organisms are ruled out, whereas shared genes are pooled as candidates for involvement in resistance.

By focusing on her, Naipaul delineates a relationship to power different from the one his older brother conceived in Biswas, where the eponymous protagonist, despite being equally beholden and resistant to his wife's family, embodies an idiosyncratic, comic sense of liberation.