Sentence examples for resistant to illness from inspiring English sources

And as disease sweeps through a farm or the animals become less resistant to illness, farmers find themselves using more antibiotics to keep their livestock healthy.

Immortal and resistant to illness and pain, they have managed to live quietly apart from the common run of humanity for the better part of a century, but then a headstrong girl from Treegap, Winnie Foster Alexis Bledell), stumbles into their separate world and discovers their secret.

When Dad first became really confused, there were some things that remained resistant to his illness for a bizarre length of time.

In the 1930s researchers discovered that laboratory rats fed a limited diet live about 40% longer than normal and are resistant to many chronic illnesses typical of aging.

Breastfed babies are more resistant to and overcome illnesses faster than babies who are artificially fed," says Andrés Franco, UNICEF Argentina Representative.

Fischer (F344/N) rats are relatively resistant to development of these illnesses after exposure to the same dose of antigens or proinflammatory stimuli.

For example, poly-pharmacy is prevalent and may be used in preference to initiating clozapine in people whose illness is resistant to treatment [ 47].

GPs had the feeling that patients' concepts of illness were often resistant to change and noticed a lack of insight by patients regarding their illnesses.

The mosquito-borne illness is becoming resistant to the last anti-malaria drug standing – artemisinin – largely because of counterfeit medicines and incorrect usage.

The possibility that it was a bacterium was being discounted because the illness had proved resistant to antibiotics.

As a doctor I have seen a small number of chronically depressed patients whose illness has been resistant to all treatment, including medication, cognitive behavioural therapy and even electro-convulsive therapy.