Sentence examples for evident resistance from inspiring English sources
The Russian Defense Ministry said it captured the base at Senaki, which fell without evident resistance, to prevent Georgian military units from regrouping and threatening Abkhazia, which along with South Ossetia declared de facto independence from Georgia when the Soviet Union broke up.
Evident resistance to higher titer (108 ifu/mL of Ad-GFP) but similar resistance to lower titer (106 ifu/mL of Ad-GFP) of adenovirus infection also were found in another independent Hdac6 tg ES cell clone 9# by flow cytometry, in comparison with control WT BF10 ES cell clones, at 36 h after infection (Fig. 1E and 1F).
Meanwhile, we observed that the basal lipolytic activity was increased in obese mouse adipocytes that also displayed evident resistance to NA stimulation (Figures 3C and 3D).
The anatase TiO2 layer shows evident corrosion resistance.
However, it is becoming increasingly evident that resistance is also seen in cancers harboring wild-type p53.
Relief was evident, and with resistance broken, Mounir El Hamdaoui and Nick van der Velden hopped, skipped and scored their way to 3-1 and, finally, 4-1.
At 7.02 the power of her body is evident in the resistance of her arms – a swan queen's wings – and in the fierce turn of her head that hints at the balance of terror and desire in her feelings towards Siegfried.
It was not wholly false; on the one hand, it encouraged the study of the chemical and mechanical properties of cell contents, but it also generated a resistance, evident as late as the 1930s, to the development of biochemical techniques for cell fractionation and to the realization that very large molecules (macromolecules) are important cellular constituents.
Although a low amount of aliphatic amine lowered the rigidity of the mixture cured with mPDA, it resulted in an evident increase in resistance and toughness of the mixture, thus showing the potential interest of these systems for practical applications.
It is now evident that antimicrobial resistance is an environmental problem.
The treatment induced reduction in hut entry was more evident in the resistance area than in the susceptible area (Table 2).
