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Discover Ludwig"more resistant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the degree or intensity of two or more qualities, such as in the sentence "The new coating is more resistant to corrosion than the previous one."
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Others are more resistant.
Conservative Republicans are more resistant.
English firefighters are more resistant to change.
They will become more resistant.
But some museums are becoming more resistant.
New, more resistant species have been identified.
But Mr. Syron was more resistant.
Similarly, the Cincinnati bed bugs were 163 times more resistant to imidacloprid, 358 times more resistant to dinotefuran, 226 times more resistant to thiamethoxam and 33,333 times more resistant to acetamiprid.
Compared with Harlan's bed bugs, the Michigan creatures were 462 times more resistant to imidacloprid, 198 times more resistant to dinotefuran, 546 times more resistant to thiamethoxam and 33,333 times more resistant to acetamiprid.
They are far more resistant to cypress canker disease.
The slag cements were shown to be more resistant.
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