The phrase "resistant ability" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone or something's ability to withstand or overcome a difficulty or challenge. For example, "She has an impressive resistant ability which allows her to keep going even when the odds are stacked against her."
Additionally, as-prepared copper foam exhibits excellent corrosion resistant ability and superior hydrophobic stability.
Such observations prompted us to search for genetic determinants involved in copper resistant ability of this strain.
Among them, the optimum multiuser detection (OMD), proposed for CDMA systems by Verdu [15], has the optimal BER performance [16] and the perfect NFE resistant ability [17].
By means of distant hybridization and chromosome engineering, valuable genes from Aegilops and other related wheat species can be introgressed into wheat genome to enrich the germplasm resources and enhance the adversity resistant ability.
From Figure 11 (Case one), it is obvious that DEC, MMSE, AFSA-MUD, and OMD have the stronger NFE resistant ability (no sense with Eb 2 10/N0) than MF and SIC detectors.
As shown in Fig. 8, the leakage current of all the dielectric layer was less than 10−7 A/cm at −2 MV/cm and demonstrated the resistant ability of current leakage for the hybrid dielectrics in this study.
Some of B. pumilus, including both spores and vegetative cells, exhibit elevated resistant abilities compared to other Bacillus species [4].
Therefore antioxidant enzyme activities and MDA content often serve as important physiological indicators to research the resistant abilities of plants under stress conditions.
UCPAPs even have comparable blast-resistant ability to RAPs.
The salt-resistant ability of the treated samples was also greatly improved.
BCPAPs even have comparable blast-resistant ability to steel reinforced concrete slabs.
