Further, it was argued that suffering can be meaningful in itself, and that suffering can mostly be prevented, for example by reducing overtreatment or resisting the excessive medicalisation of death, so that euthanasia would not be necessary (8%).
Indeed, in the first six years of commercial use, crops engineered to tolerate herbicides or resist insects reduced pesticide use by 31 million pounds, or about 2 percent, according to Dr. Benbrook's analysis of data from the Department of Agriculture.
Families were excluded if an adult or child who was part of the biological parent-child pair had either a reduced capacity to resist infection or a reduced ability to form blood clots.
If instead politicians are pushed to reduce spending, they resist, because they usually get more benefit from higher spending than from tax cuts, and so they find ways to raise taxes back up when they can.
While decreasing the cross-linking agent content from 49 to 0 wt% has little effect on the resist surface energy, it reduces the resist's elastic modulus drastically.
Attention can be defined as the ability to focus on one stimulus or task while resisting focus on the extraneous impulses; people with ADHD may have reduced ability to resist focus on these extraneous stimuli.
Hence the fibers are intractable to reducing agents and resist analysis by the standard methods of the protein chemist [15], [21], [22], [23].
These findings provide additional support for the proposed role of a reduced ability to resist PI in the persistence of intrusive memories after trauma.
In addition, a reduced capacity to resist gambling thoughts and urges leads to excessive gambling, in particular in the advanced phases of the disorder [ 26].
Since cisplatin is ineffective in a reducing intracellular environment, our findings also support observations regarding cisplatin chemoresistance in tumours; cancer cells within the tumour are known to display a highly reducing phenotype and resist cisplatin chemotherapy [ 37].
