Sentence examples for resistant thanks from inspiring English sources

We further confirmed that the motoneurons displaying hyperexcitability were ALS resistant thanks to the expression pattern of MMP9 (Kaplan et al., 2014).

The phone is dust and water-resistant thanks to a little flap at the bottom that protects the USB port, as well as a physical casing that keeps out the elements.

In case of austenitic steel at low temperature nitriding (below 500 °C), it is also possible to obtain corrosion resistant layers, thanks to the presence of the so-called "expanded austenite".

Sweat-resistant, hardy and, thanks to the twist-lock-fit system, anatomically snug.

The Seastar is also water-resistant to 1,000 feet thanks to a huge screw-down crown and thick casing.

Compared to the nerve guidance conduits (NGCs) constructed from a single layer of aligned nanofibers, bilayer NGCs with random and aligned nanofibers in the outer and inner layers are more robust and tear-resistant during surgical procedures thanks to an isotropic mechanical property provided by the random nanofibers.

Fast Company: Farm yields may decline and food costs climb thanks to "Monsanto resistant" new superweeds (21 species thereof), that are no longer zappable by the chemical company's "Roundup" pesticide.

And that in turn prompted me to recall that genetically engineered crops, ostensibly designed in part to reduce the need for pesticides, have — thanks to pesticide-resistant "superweeds" — actually increased our pesticide use steadily over the last decade or so.

Pest-resistant crops that poison insects thanks to a gene from the soil bacterium Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt) generally allow farmers to use less pesticide.

It's also SUPER easy to clean, thanks to the water-resistant surface.

You can still control your iPod via the clickwheel and it'll stay protected thanks to the water-resistant design.