Sentence examples for propensity to resist from inspiring English sources
Our clients are not paralyzed by lack of confidence or a propensity to resist change for the better.
Their enigmatic propensity to resist therapy and progress to organ failure has focused attention on the myofibroblast the primary effector of the fibroproliferative response.
CSCs are responsible for tumour propagation (Galli et al, 2004; Singh et al, 2004) and have an increased propensity to resist radiation (Bao et al, 2006) and chemotherapy (Liu et al, 2006).
To break the rigidity of four years of high school for everyone will almost certainly require a significant incentive, given the propensity of schools to resist change.
These data establish the importance of RNF125 depletion in intrinsic BRAFi resistance and adaptive resistance, both of which play key, albeit distinct, roles in the propensity of melanoma to resist therapy (Kugel and Aplin, 2014).
The propensity for SCVs to resist antimicrobial treatment is attributed to their slow growth and impaired electron transport chain; therefore it is not uncommon for SCVs to show increased resistance to several different classes of antimicrobial [ 21], which might be the case in this study.
This sheds new light on the propensity for biofilm embedded organisms to resist honey treatment and become persistor organisms that are tolerant to other antimicrobial therapies.
But that is exactly why it is our job as adults to protect them, even if sometimes it means protecting them from their own propensity to work more than play, to resist more than relax, to become rather than just be.
This suggests that protein domain families may have evolved to resist the potential deleterious effects of beta-aggregating propensity of globular proteins.
