Sentence examples for resistance to problems from inspiring English sources
These final networks were strikingly similar to Tokyo's actual railway system, and comparable in terms of efficiency and resistance to problems.
While it is useful to have offices abroad, it is not yet clear how effectively they will be given some countries' resistance to admit problems.
"The resistance to the problem and the cover-up always leads to tragedy and a crisis that ought never to happen.
Experimental manipulations of level of goal/action identification influence emotional response to failure, the consequences of repetitive thought, delay of gratification and resistance to temptation, problem solving, and procrastination.
If there was a state we wouldn't need the resistance to go solve problems and secure the street".
As a result, the development of target cell resistance to AMPs, a problem that is understood to occur upon the use of conventional antifungal drugs, has been suggested to be low.
At present, we have no explanation for this observation, but it appears that the foster-mothering that improved survival to weaning age transferred to improved resistance to the underlying problem that caused the sudden early death after weaning.
The drawbacks of using adhesives include relatively low resistance to high temperatures and problems with quality assurance [1].
The ability of bacteria to develop resistance to antimicrobial agents poses problems in the treatment of numerous bacterial infections.
However, side effects (because of their low selectivity) and resistance to the drugs caused problems.
This study tracks the molecular pathway followed by a wide variety of unrelated animals as they all converged onto the same solution to an old problem: resistance to cardiac glycoside toxins.
