Sentence examples for resistant behaviour from inspiring English sources
Based on the calculated results, the basket material was fabricated by compression moulding, and its mechanical behaviour, thermal behaviour, and irradiation resistant behaviour were evaluated, respectively.
This kind of material should mainly have moderate fracture toughness and should exhibit oxidation resistant behaviour at low and intermediate temperature.
The results revealed that ZrO2 coated 316L SS showed excellent corrosion resistant behaviour and can be considered as a potential bioimplant for dental applications.
Some parents stated that it was sometimes a struggle to brush their child's teeth, e.g. due to resistant behaviour, tantrums, pain during teething or tiredness of the child.
Thus, the interaction of tumour cell surface receptors with adjacent stromal elements can induce drug resistant behaviour in adjacent tumour cells (Fig 3).
For example, following the inoculation with BAI isolate, the parental hybrid Bianca and two offsprings (18036 and 18120) showed a resistant behaviour, 6 offprings (18006, 18017, 18048, 18090, 18100 and 18106) were susceptible, and the remaining ones intermediate (Table 2).
Some hybrids were able to maintain an intermediate-resistant behaviour even when inoculated with the most virulent strain.
Although ∼75% of the patients have tumours confined to the uterine corpus at the time of primary diagnosis, suggesting a favourable prognosis, 15 20% of these tumours recur with an aggressive and therapy-resistant behaviour (Salvesen et al, 2012).
Sedentary individuals have the most to gain in terms of health from physical activity interventions, but tend to be more resistant to behaviour change.
More daily stress and worries among people with low level of education may perhaps also contribute to the resistant smoking behaviour in this group.
Despite the overall positive feedback from patients and favourable outcome from the brief intervention, there is still a small group of patients who are resistant to behaviour change.
