Sentence examples for rather resistant from inspiring English sources
The United States has been rather resistant to hosteling, though a number of hoteliers have started experimenting.
Overall, these biases appear rather resistant to efforts to reduce them, although genetics literacy predicts weaker essentialist tendencies.
Although rather resistant to ionizing radiation69, sensory nerves in the peripheral nervous system are found to be particularly sensitive to the microwave70.
IgA in milk is, however, rather resistant to digestion and can function within the gut even after intact absorption into the bloodstream has ended.
Tissue-culture cells have been transduced with such genes and it has been shown that such gene-transduced cells can become rather resistant to HIV-1 infection.
GBM cells were sensitive to the antiproliferative effects of topoisomerase I inhibitors (topotecan and a novel lipophilic analog CPT83) and taxol, less sensitive to cisplatin and, in any case, rather resistant to drug-induced apoptosis.
The surviving cells are tolerant, rather than resistant (35), to antibiotics.
In the meantime, though, he has used the same approach to create "evolved" tea and coffee pots for Alessi, an Italian household-goods manufacturer.Fashion is proving rather more resistant to genetic inspirationFashion is proving rather more resistant to genetic inspiration.
Thankfully, the wildlife is often rather more resistant to homogenisation and the second instalment of Super Senses: The Secret Powers of Animals (BBC2), which explores the sound world, had more than enough standout moments to transcend its format.
My courses, Responsibility and Resilience in the Built Environment and Empirical Approaches to Building Energy Assessment, reframe the built environment as responsive and resilient rather than resistant to natural forces.
Nonetheless, Wright is cautious about growing the network through high-profile presenting talent, noting that "our core audience has in the past been rather star resistant, shall we say".
