Sentence examples for model of resistance from inspiring English sources

A model of resistance for our time, Thoreau was not just the antisocial man of legend.

The book's final pages, which are almost unbearably poignant, seem to offer a model of resistance, a small gleam of hope.

For many people here, the model of resistance is now Hezbollah, the militant Muslim group whose guerrillas fought Israeli troops in southern Lebanon.

As a model of resistance training, WT and mJNKKO mice (N = 7 per group) underwent unilateral ablation of the gastrocnemius muscle to induce functional overload and hypertrophy of the synergist plantaris muscle.

Diaz SL, Narboux-Neme N, Boutourlinsky K, Doly S, Maroteaux L. Mice lacking the serotonin 5-HT2B receptor as an animal model of resistance to selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors antidepressants.

His emancipatory model of resistance to injustice, his radical optimism, and above all his tight political organisation scorched the consciousness of young people in the Arab world, mobilised masses, created independence movements, trade unions and political parties, and inspired a huge wave of artists, intellectuals and writers from Ghassan Kanafani to Naji el Ali.

In vitro models of resistance to endocrine therapy have relied on comparing the endocrine resistant cell lines with their isogenic wild type (wt) [ 9- 16].

Environmental justice advocates have developed models of resistance to environmental racism and created models for local advocacy and political resistance.

Because of the direct relationship between S and R in these devices, the accurate description of ferroelectric switching by the nucleation-limited model can be further extended to the modelling of resistance changes as a function of voltage amplitude.

Nevertheless, the movement's rhetorical commitment to egalitarianism and its willingness to engage in tactical experimentation led to the emergence of alternative models of resistance that simultaneously built on prevailing cultural values and increased women's power and influence.

Models of resistance evolution (either mathematical models or computer simulations) consider the evolutionary forces governing the temporal dynamics of adaptive genes in populations subjected to strong directional selection.