Sentence examples for resist alterations from inspiring English sources
The feedback has led to several site revamps and — I can't resist — alterations.
It is argued that research in this direction will be essential for answering the question of how populations and communities must be organised to resist alterations of the soil habitat at the landscape-level.
In this light, cognitive reserve represents the capacity of individuals to resist cognitive alterations, including neuropathological ones.
The consequences of every act are fully developed, including the balky unhappiness of the young children, who resist any alteration in family life like tree stumps in the midst of a flood.
This action shows the robustness of the complex associations of bacteria and their ecological niches, resisting to alterations resulting from the anthropogenic production and release in the environment of massive quantities of antimicrobials (Kümmerer and Henninger 2003; Knapp et al. 2010, 2011; Gillings and Stokes 2012; Gillings 2013).
After last week's defeat at Norwich, the Spaniard said he would resist making many alterations at Newcastle because his under-pressure players might get confused.
However, preoperative treatment might decrease the global AI frequency by killing tumor clones bearing numerous alterations, while clones with a low level of alterations would resist the treatment.
Mutant ARs exploit multiple mechanisms to resist hormone ablation, including alterations in ligand specificity, target gene selectivity, chaperone interaction and nuclear localization.
In late 1774 the Suffolk Resolves were adopted to resist the enforcement of the alterations made to the Massachusetts colonial government by the British parliament following the Boston Tea Party.
Trophozoites of both species can resist the osmotic shock without alterations of the plasma membrane permeability.
