Sentence examples for more resistant than from inspiring English sources
When sintering of Pt particles was considered, carbon nanocages were more resistant than nanofibers.
P. italicum was more resistant than P. digitatum to UV-C treatments.
Furthermore, MVA was more resistant than the COP strain to neutralization by mouse anti-COP antibodies.
Pro sports were once thought to be more resistant than other industries to recessions, but this is no ordinary downturn.
For reasons not clearly understood, children are more resistant than adults to brucellosis.
S. thermophilus was more resistant than L. bulgaricus and the cryoprotective effect of glycerol during freezing and storage was confirmed.
Candy-cane stems were more resistant than erect stems regardless of relative frequency; thus, the hypothesis was rejected.
However, German consumers are more resistant than other Westerners to the kind of unnecessary spending that that policy implies.
"Taxpayers, worried about their own financial condition, are more resistant than ever to increasing property or other local taxes," the report observed.
Privately, American and Israeli officials express frustration that Germany has been more resistant than Britain or France to reducing commercial ties with Iran.
The research shows that British ash trees may be significantly more resistant than Danish trees but Buggs said: "Only time will tell – it's a very novel [genetic] method.
