Sentence examples for resistant means from inspiring English sources

"Treatment resistant" means that when a polar vortex descends, and John, our Outreach Specialist, goes to find Jasper at night, to try to get him to a shelter, Jasper waves him off and says he'll just sleep in a garage basement.

Resistant means that none of the replicates were infected.

Using desegregation as a precedent, Beckie [D2] argued "it's not valid to just say that because they would be resistant means it should continue because it clearly shouldn't and it clearly doesn't, or at least we make progress whenever someone outside the military brings attention to an issue that's wrong.

"it's not valid to just say that because they would be resistant means it should continue because it clearly shouldn't and it clearly doesn't, or at least we make progress whenever someone outside the military brings attention to an issue that's wrong.

Five resistant (mean age 6 years) and 7 susceptible (mean age 19 years) mares were selected through a meticulous screening procedure of research mares of mixed breeds and used in this study.

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Patients were severely insulin-resistant (mean HOMA-IR, 5.6 ± 2.3) with abdominal obesity (mean BMI, 32.2 ± 3.4 kg/m; mean waist circumference, 108.9 ± 9.1 cm).

Among new cases, 3.5% are drug-resistant, which means that the resistant strain has been passed from one person to another.

The Alta is splash resistant, which means you shouldn't worry about little things like washing your hands.

To circumvent this problem, we have constitutively expressed telomerase reverse transcriptase (TERT), one of the components of telomerase, in mice engineered to be cancer resistant by means of enhanced expression of the tumor suppressors p53, p16, and p19ARF.

Our cells are more insulin resistant, which means we're more likely to store fat as opposed to muscle.