Sentence examples for resistant changes from inspiring English sources

"[In addition to] snakes all having identical resistance-conferring changes, rodents and frogs and, separately, hedgehogs and toads, have identical resistant changes despite these animal groups having been separated from one another for over 300 million years", said Dr Casewell.

To test the resistant changes in vivo, mice bearing established PC9/GR-shNC PC9/GR-shNCshTand tumor xenografts were treated orally with gefitinib.

We have already characterized a small number of insulin therapy resistant changes in retinal protein expression with diabetes [ 18] and these transcriptomic findings suggest that the quantitative proteomic analysis of retinal protein expression not normalized by insulin treatment is warranted.

Drug-resistant cancer cell lines are developed (often accompanied by miRNA deregulation as the cells become resistant), changes in miRNA and mRNA expression are monitored, a candidate miRNA (and consequently also its target gene) is perturbed and this interaction is shown to reinstate drug sensitivity.

Similarly, in this current work, patterns of Actinomycin D resistant changes in gene expression among groups of genes significantly regulated only at the polyA mRNA level supports the observation that large numbers of genes are regulated primarily by stability during T cell activation.

One consequence of such involvement: viewers who are particularly resistant to changes in the direction of the show.

My mom taught me that we are creatures of habit and our natural tendency is to be resistant to changes.

"We hired a change agent for a culture resistant to change," one board member said.

What can it mean to be both "right" (resistant to change) and "radical" (pursuing extreme change)? .

"Mississippi is such a hard state to change because people are so resistant to change," Bryce said.

"Police officers are very resistant to change, just as the community sometimes is very resistant to change".