Sentence examples for raised resistance from inspiring English sources

But the department of homeland security has already raised resistance to a plan that would release just seven of the inmates inside the country.

Forward movement has stalled, leaks about possible Israeli territorial concessions have raised resistance and both sides have resorted to strident rhetoric over a possible Palestinian declaration of statehood.

"The United States government has always preferred some blocs over the others, ever since we first raised resistance to the occupation," Amir al-Kanani, a Sadrist member of the new Parliament, said Sunday in a telephone interview.

In Ghana S forms an additional SNP within the sodium channel raised resistance levels above that of kdr L1014F homozygotes.

Therefore, upregulation of B4GALT1 or B4GALT5 gene in HL60 cells led to raised resistance to chemotherapy.

Therefore, the upregulation of the FUT4, FUT6 or FUT8 gene in BEL7402 cells led to a raised resistance to chemotherapy.

Probiotics are live micro-organisms that work by restoring the balance of intestinal bacteria and raising resistance to harmful germs.

Later, he was dropped into the jungles of Burma to raise resistance against the Japanese, where he operated with Aung San Suu Kyi's father, and where he made quite a name for himself.

Unless enhanced tolerance to abiotic stresses, AP2/ERF TF also are reported to be concerned in raising resistance to biotic stresses.

It's just a proof of concept, so there's still room for improvement, lowering false positives and raising resistance to ambient noise.

George, I am telling you that we are going to see a whole lot more of this, and even though it is fashionable to talk about "new technologies" and "social networks," what really will raise resistance in the centers of financial and despotic power around the world is this civic impulse.