Sentence examples for resistance with which from inspiring English sources
Subsequently, Judge Greene marveled at how quickly the new law had its intended effect, unlike the foot-dragging and outright resistance with which court decisions had typically been met.
The critical fault resistance (CFR), with which a fault causes a critical CF in a HVDC system (i.e., γf ≈ γmin), is usually employed as the index in this assessment case.
And it was impossible to be unmoved by the pure-heartedness of Saint Laurent's love of women; or by his appearance of leonine decrepitude; or by the tragic grimace — the expression of a man walking the plank and still riven to his core by the conflicting imperatives of resistance and surrender — with which he took his final steps down the runway.
A twin resistance mass transfer model, comprising a fixed edge resistance and a resistance which increased with frontal depth, was able to describe the sublimation kinetics.
The efficacy of topotecan and doxorubicin as the second lines of chemotherapy may be limited because of their cross-resistance with paclitaxel, which is used as a first line of chemotherapeutic treatment.
Also, walking capacity, measured with 6MWT improved with resistance exercise which is in line with previous reports of resistance exercise in women with FM [ 54].
But, at least in part, they're masterpieces because of the resistance of the materials with which Stockhausen had to work, the intractability of all that old technology.
"What had been missed in the 1960s and 1970s was the ease with which resistance could appear," he said.
But it was a precarious achievement, because of the regularity with which resistance leaders were captured by the Nazis.
Correlations between probabilities of resistance and the frequencies with which antibiotics were prescribed for treating bacterial respiratory infections were examined in a nationwide ambulatory population.
Indeed, the distance of migration of pests is a key parameter determining the speed with which resistance spreads.
