Sentence examples for resistant to breakup from inspiring English sources

Relative to prior work, in which channels were introduced into the stable c(0 0 0 1) plane of sapphire, pore channels introduced into the unstable m{10¯10} plane were generally less resistant to breakup, and the transition from formation of a single void to the formation of two or more pores occurred at significantly smaller length-to-radius ratios.

This innovative therapy aims to modulate the mucin gel viscoelasticity by increasing the concentration of crosslinking sites in the mucin glycoprotein gel network, and/or forming poorly soluble mucin complexes towards what might be described as making the mucus "thicker" (a Respiratory Medicine heresy?), more cohesive, more resistant to breakup during high speed airflow interaction.

We're resistant to innovation".

Pacific still resistant to change.

Yet Italy is stubbornly resistant to reform.

The horse is resistant to the infection.

Titanium also is resistant to corrosion.

But people are resistant to change.

They're resistant to most insect venoms.

Syria has proved remarkably resistant to change.

"People are resistant to change," she said.