Sentence examples for hence resisting from inspiring English sources

And hence, resisting and eradicating infibulation could not be challenging compared to Type I and II (Sunni) FGM.

If the electrode possessed a potential of the same polarity as the charged moiety, the ethylene glycol molecules project out from the surface and conceal the RGD peptides from the cells, hence resisting cell adhesion.

After two years of studying what caused the twisting, Head had a Eureka moment when he realized that, if he made the face of the racket bigger, it would have more inertia and hence resist twisting when struck by the ball.

For example, such coatings can be tailored in a very special way that while one of the phases can favorably react with certain additives in engine oils to result in an ideal chemical boundary film; the other phases can provide super-hardness and hence resists wear and scuffing.

Hence, we resist equating complex problem-solving competence with performance derived from working on MicroDYN items.

Thus the form or essence of a thing, which individuates it, and whose retention through change constitutes the persistence of an individual, just is its inherent and individual power of striving to retain just form, hence to resist those extrinsic determinants that would diminish its power and destroy it.

Hence Egypt has resisted popular pressure to open its border with Gaza fully.

Greater rewards make for fiercer competition, and fiercer competition makes it harder to keep up and hence harder to resist reaching for the syringe.

One alleged leader was Ned Ludd — hence the term "Luddite," someone resisting new technologies.

Hence, employing such links as parts of a lateral load resisting system can increase the energy absorption capacity of the system.

Banana is greatly perishable and does not resist freezing, hence dehydration is the preservation technique of choice.