Sentence examples for make them resistant to from inspiring English sources

Scientists say chickens, unlike plants, are difficult to breed naturally to make them resistant to disease.

Scientists are attempting to breed chickens whose genes have been altered to make them resistant to a common poultry parasite.

So scientists are trying to modify a patient's own immune cells to make them resistant to infection by eliminating CCR5.

In addition to the natural cell envelope of Klebsiella, Levy outlined three primary changes in bacteria that make them resistant to antibiotics.

But if the procedure is made safe enough in coming years, IVF embryos could, in principle, be modified to boost public health, by reducing people's risk of Alzheimer's disease, or to make them resistant to HIV, malaria or influenza.

The disease control agency's officials said they believed that the anthrax sent in letters to Congress and a handful of news organizations had not been modified to make them resistant to antibiotics.

One makes them resistant to insect pests.

His bicycle tyres were aged in cool, dry cellars, supposedly making them resistant to flats.

Dr. Ross said heavy coffee drinkers might have a brain composition making them resistant to Parkinson's.

His move to High50 last year was born in part out of the frustrations of challenging the "oil tanker" mentality big media organisations develop, making them resistant to change.

The fluoroPOSS-polymer blend can be used to coat other surfaces, making them resistant to oils and even light hydrocarbons like octane.