Sentence examples for resistant to interruption from inspiring English sources

We found that the serial pattern of this instinctive behavioral sequence becomes strengthened as an entire entity in hyper-dopaminergic mutants, and more resistant to interruption.

The structural context robustness (SCR) indicates an intrinsic tendency of subsequence to be structurally indifferent to its surrounding sequences and to be resistant to the interruptions of context (Lee and Kim 2008).

Response to a type II Ti Ag was more resistant than Td responses to interruption of costimulatory interactions.

According to French national recommendations, the detection of a patient colonized with glycopeptide-resistant enterococci (GRE) leads to interruption of new admissions and transfer of contact patients (CPs) to another unit or healthcare facility, with weekly screening of CPs.

In an early study, the rash was independent of serum concentration, appeared between 2 and 66 days, generally resolved without interruption of treatment and seemed resistant to topical dermatological therapy.

Interruptions in treatment lead to viral strains that are resistant to the cheapest medications, and to higher rates of illness and death.

Other reasons employers may be interested in genetic information include reducing replacement and retraining costs, avoiding interruptions in production, and learning which workers are genetically susceptible or resistant to toxins in the work environment (MacDonald and Williams-Jones 2002).

Pacific still resistant to change.

We're resistant to innovation".

Crops resistant to herbicides.

"We are deeply resistant to idealism.