Sentence examples for marked resistance from inspiring English sources

None of the mutant RT enzymes showed marked resistance against any of the clinically used NNRTIs but they surprisingly lost significant sensitivity for NRTIs such as ddGTP.

In contrast, we suggest that in the low pore volume regime thick lamella walls and extensive transverse bridging exhibit marked resistance to buckling-induced instability and scaffolds undergo a global failure, which is manifested in the measured quasistatic compressive response as a sharp drop of stress beyond peak stress.

The level of killings by the Whites varied over the months of the war because they occupied southern Finland, and initially did not encounter marked resistance from the area of White Finland.

Direct support for this proposition comes from the observation that over-expression of PGC-1α in mouse skeletal muscle confers marked resistance to muscle atrophy following hindlimb unweighting [52], [53].

More importantly, we demonstrated that pre-treatment of differentiated SK-N-SH with SurR9-C84A induces marked resistance to neuronal death in terms of the apoptosis and necrosis elicited by H2O2.

Comparing the overall pattern, marked resistance was noted against Penicillin and Amoxicillin 100% (60/60).

"The government put up a memorial to people who died in the armed forces but they didn't go so far as to put up one marking resistance - their bravery, their courage has got to be marked.

The cells show marked frost resistance, similar to that of the embryo of the seed.

A 10-year relationship with the Vienna Philharmonic was marked by resistance on the part of players who felt that their lineage gave them privileged access to the classical canon.

Application of hydroxyapatite coating (HA) led not only to marked corrosion resistance but also to further improvement of the fatigue life.

It has been found that M7C3 carbides exhibit a marked fracture resistance anisotropy, which is lower in the direction parallel to its larger edge.