Sentence examples for resistance reflected from inspiring English sources

39 Importantly, these beneficial effects were obtained in ICUs with low levels of antibiotic resistance, reflected by incidence rates of bloodstream infections caused by methicillin-resistant S aureus, vancomycin-resistant enterococci and highly-resistant Enterobacteriaceae of <0.1, <0.1 and 0.5 per 1000 patient at risk, respectively.

A dramatic reduction in electrical resistance reflected networking (percolation) of the nanotubes at 2 wt.%.

Mr. Volcker's resistance reflected a fear that if a cut in American rates preceded cuts by other countries, investors would sell dollars to invest in the other countries, perhaps producing a collapse of the dollar.

Results of potentiodynamic polarisation tests showed that all films have a high corrosion resistance reflected by corrosion current densities below 0.7 μA/cm2.

We found no evidence for outbreeding depression in resistance reflected by the amount of leaf area consumed.

Previous studies have reported an association between platelet activation and the degree of insulin resistance reflected by HOMA-IR [ 23].

After all, the prevalence of resistance reflects the risk of a drug-resistant infection for any given patient.

Zanu-PF's resistance reflects its own internal preoccupation with factionalism and the politics of succession.

Some of the Republican resistance reflects fatigue with deficits and debt.

To say that environmentalism is founded on resistance reflects a very surface-level understanding of what it's all about.

Their resistance reflects ideological opposition to tax cuts for affluent Americans, but also status anxiety as their four years of majority control draw to a close.