Sentence examples for resistant meaning from inspiring English sources

Still in the laboratory stage, the bioplastic is strong, heat resistant and water resistant, meaning it can be used for electronic devices.

Of the 31 patients at Holley in mid-May, seven were multidrug resistant, meaning that the usual cocktail of antibiotics and vitamins no longer worked, either because the patients did not properly take their first course of medication or because they caught a strain with that resistant mutation.

The headphones are IP55 water and dust resistant, meaning you'll be able to sweat on them, no problem.

It may also be hypothesized that patients with high baseline headache frequency were more likely to be drug resistant, meaning that it is harder to eradicate many headache attacks than a few.

However, TB bacilli may become drug resistant, meaning that first-line anti-TB drugs can no longer kill the bacilli.

It is often thought of as a keyed hash function: it is collision resistant, meaning that it is extremely unlikely to ever find two messages with the same MAC, and it is one-way, meaning that, given a random MAC value, it is extremely difficult to identify even a single message whose MAC will match.

About 30,000 of the 420,000 cases are extremely drug-resistant, meaning they are resistant to first-line and a number of second-line drugs.

The ring is battery and also water-resistant, meaning, you guessed it, "Team Visa athlete and Olympic gold medalist Missy Franklin can go from the pool to payment all with the tap of her ring".

Even better, the Super-M is water- and sand-resistant, meaning you can throw it in your back pocket, take it to the beach, or play around with it on a boat without worrying about a thing.

In one experiment, for example, the researchers force-fed FAHFAs to normal mice that had been eating a high-fat diet and were insulin-resistant, meaning they didn't respond normally to the hormone.

The Morrison: exclusively avail in dark-hued frames, the lenses on squarish specs're abrasion-resistant, meaning you don't have to drop lots of scratch just to avoid doing it to your shades.