Sentence examples for more resilient subtypes from inspiring English sources

It remains to be determined to what extent, if any, the conversion of motoneurons to more resilient subtypes (e.g. S>FFfi,fr>Fff) may have contributed to this exercise-induced protection.

Predicting relative expression is useful for associative analyses of subtype, outcome, or other sample features, and is more resilient to differences in batch, platform, and population than predicting absolute expression.

I'm more resilient.

Leading business schools are proving more resilient.

These days they're much more resilient.

"But we're more resilient than that.

A more resilient economy.

But sympathy cards are proving more resilient.

Species, therefore, seem more resilient than expected.

It also makes the team more resilient.

But these countries should be more resilient.