Sentence examples for resistance raises from inspiring English sources
The resistance raises the spectre of Tsipras being forced to call fresh elections – a move described as potentially catastrophic for the country.
Because the neocortex is widely thought to be involved in long-term information storage, this resistance raises questions about the validity of LTP as a memory model.
This increase of the AC resistance raises power loss and limits the conductors' current-carrying capacity, being an important design parameter.
For example: Fructose creates insulin resistance, raises triglycerides (and the risk for heart disease), causes fatty liver disease, may contribute to cancer, and -- pay attention now, because they actually said this -- it has a "dependence producing effect" making it "hard for people to reduce or eliminate it from their diet".
Drug resistance raises the cost of treatment for infectious diseases, sometimes manifold, as well as increasing morbidity and mortality from such diseases [ 16- 23].
However, having a hard cuticle to confer wear resistance raises concerns about other damage modes such as frictional damage within the cuticle between the softer cuticle matrix and harder cuticle granules.
While current dosing regimens in widespread use were effective for relatively sensitive parasites, the specter of artemisinin resistance raised the question of whether higher doses might more effectively clear resistant strains.
Initially, Coinstar charged consumers 7.5percentt for its service but, finding little price resistance, raised that to 8.9percentt in late 1998.
The adaptations appeared to indicate antibiotic resistance, raising the question: Why would evolution select for those defenses unless there was something to defend against?
The Department of Health said it would shortly publish a five-year action plan to tackle the issues of antibiotic resistance raised in the report, which will include measures to ensure the drugs are prescribed only when they are needed.
While United States officials have not accused former officers of organizing the attacks, the appearance of an armed resistance raised concerns that officers might resort to violence if their demands were not met.
