Sentence examples for just as resistant from inspiring English sources

If immunity to WNV in this case was acquired, one could expect that northern owl species that spent years at the Owl Foundation would be just as resistant as the locally breeding Eastern Screech Owls.

The column, however, overlooks the problem associated with genetically modified organisms, and that problem is the same with both corn and cotton: the introduced genes could escape their host plants and confer pest resistance to weeds, creating superweeds that are just as resistant to insects as the hybrids.

The women are just as resistant to birth control methods, which aren't widely available.

Throughout the nineteen-forties, most American cemeteries were subject to the same racially restrictive covenants as housing, and were just as resistant to integration, even after courts deemed this practice a violation of the Fourteenth Amendment.

What "history" shows is that the same forces that led to the Mahdi's rebellion in Sudan more than a century ago — rage at the presence of a colonial master; a mad turn towards an imaginary past as a means to equal the score — keep coming back and remain just as resistant to management, close up or at a distance, as they did before.

Myers is just as resistant to the devices of the imagination as he is to the mechanics of language.

But it sadly means that in the ejaculation zone, I end up just as treatment-resistant as almost every other guy.

Human proNGF that has amino acid substitutions at multiple cleavage sites (64 and 65, RR to AA; 94 and 95, KR to- AA; 135 and 136, KR to AA) was just as effective as the cleavage-resistant murine proNGF in promoting neurite growth from P3 SCG neurons (Fig. 2L).

A single infusion of an antibiotic can clear serious bacterial skin infections — including methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, or MRSA — just as effectively as the 10-day regimen now used to treat patients, researchers reported Wednesday.

They were polite, dutifully impressed, and just as dutifully resistant to admit that there might be anything wrong with their own way of doing things.

The connection between DNA doughnuts and the ability to survive radiation would be more convincing, he says, if the doughnuts turn up in six other species of closely related bacteria that are just as radiation resistant.