Sentence examples for more resistant on from inspiring English sources

Mr. Orban appeared willing to give the most ground on the judges issue, while being more resistant on the central bank.

Under the Red Queen hypothesis, outcrossing can produce genetically variable progeny, which may be more resistant, on average, to locally adapted parasites.

Growing cells on "cancer friendly" ECM, Matrigel, was not required for comparison, because drug sensitivities of cancer cells grown on a plastic surface and Matrigel were either similar, or the cells were more resistant on Matrigel [ 30].

Vivelys, a French firm, has found that adding controlled amounts of oxygen before fermentation makes wine more resistant to premox later on, as well as giving it a creamier mouthfeel.

It is also a religious organization, making it more resistant to attacks on its leadership.

Other researchers view the connection more simply: that the sadness, low energy, poor sleep, anxiety and guilt that come with depression make us less likely to get out and exercise, more likely to engage in unhealthy behaviors such as smoking and drug and alcohol abuse, and more resistant to staying on medications prescribed by doctors.

Analysis of the hydrothermally aged catalysts clearly indicates that PGM (Pt and/or Pd) on CeO2 is more resistant to sintering than that on Al2O3 support.

AEG gel became more resistant to temperature change on addition of Ca2+.

As GOP Senate leader, McConnell will become even more resistant to any deal on the budget, taxes, or the debt ceiling.

Next, we assayed both cell lines for their relative sensitivities to tamoxifen and found that shMYB cells were more resistant to tamoxifen based on IC50 estimates (Table 1).

Bacteria that survive the initial immune response are more resistant to host defenses on reinfection (Haine et al. 2008a).