Sentence examples for reflected resistance from inspiring English sources

The interviews also reflected resistance strategies.

Strain-specific associations with fluoroquinolones and clindamycin reflected resistance phenotypes of clonal complexes.

It was the second such act in the area in the past five months and appeared to reflect resistance to increased Chinese repression of loyalty to Tibet's exiled spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama.

These measures can be used to estimate bone strength in axial compression (cortical area) as well as to calculate moments of area that reflect resistance to bending and torsion.

The MICs considered to reflect resistance are highlighted in bold.

Children who relapse usually die of their disease, which reflects resistance to radiation and/or chemotherapy.

This may reflect resistance to discussing the matter publicly as much as it reflects the true prevalence of the problem.

The measured drop in voltage reflects resistance to electrical flow or 'impedance', which is inversely proportional to total body water.

Most of the participating hospital sites serve adult populations, and thus the results largely reflect resistance incidence towards adult patients.

INH resistance develops at nearly all concentrations/exposures in vitro [ 27, 29] and in vitro resistance mechanisms do not reflect resistance mechanisms seen in patients [ 58].

Considering that residual disease may reflect resistance to the neoadjuvant chemotherapy, pilot trials have attempted to offer further non-cross-resistant chemotherapy in the adjuvant setting.