Sentence examples for incredibly resistant from inspiring English sources

You know what creature is incredibly resistant to radiation, though?

Studies which inject specially designed shots into test subjects showed the subjects were incredibly resistant to the effects of opiates, for long periods.

Hearing aids are, by design, incredibly resistant to tinkering.

Further diversification of the DNA lineage could have led to viruses replicating without an RNA intermediate following the emergence of a DNA polymerase (DNA Pol), opening the door for dsDNA, which would have been incredibly resistant to host defenses.

In economies which are all undergoing big structural changes and facing many uncertainties, the elegance, efficiency, and dispassion of a marketplaces presents systems which can be incredibly resistant to external stresses.

Interfering with transcription of a single protein or even halting it altogether may have a positive result in patient care, yet over time the disease evolves to activate and upregulate other proteins and pathways rendering some cancers incredibly resistant to chemotherapeutic treatments [11].

"What I think they've done is make a screen out of sapphire, which is incredibly scratch resistant, incredibly hard and has a high elastic modulus – meaning it's very stiff".

The pack is made of a high quality material that is incredibly water resistant, which will allow wearers to breathe a sigh of relief if a sudden rainstorm breaks out, instead of running for cover to save their devices.

Ms. Yang's favorite thing about the products is not that they could give her an alabaster face and intensely lined eyes, a look she called "creepy," but that, she said, they're incredibly water-resistant — built to withstand the many humid climates in Asia.

Apple has a new patent (via AppleInsider) that could help explain leaked videos showing a front screen material that is incredibly durable, and resistant to bending, scratching and shattering.

And they multiply incredibly quickly, leaving their equally resistant progeny in much greater numbers.