Sentence examples for resistant to intervention from inspiring English sources

"We have had cases where someone has had chemo, then two years on it's gone to the bone and is resistant to intervention.

Adults with chronic mental, social and emotional problems are often resistant to intervention, so we need to take these conditions seriously in childhood when we see evidence of them in individuals.

Malnutrition is highly prevalent and resistant to intervention following hip fracture.

Children who are picky eaters typically demonstrate persistent food refusal and poor diet quality and may be resistant to intervention.

Investigating appropriate care has proven difficult, since, in general, acute pain subsides spontaneously and chronic pain is resistant to intervention.

This finding suggests that IGT patients with a low plasma adiponectin concentration are resistant to intervention with lifestyle and metformin.

Adolescents are often resistant to interventions that reduce aggression in children.

Thus, children with genetic variants affecting iron metabolism may present a unique challenge: They may be more susceptible to low environmental levels of lead exposure because of increased lead absorption and may also be resistant to interventions such as iron supplementation.

Pancreatic carcinoma is extremely resistant to therapeutic intervention which probably includes resistance to apoptosis induction (Warshaw and Fernandez-del Castillo, 1992).

A couple of weeks later, two epidemiologists from the C.D.C. arranged a parley with the villagers, to find out why they were so resistant to outside intervention.

But FIFA remains resistant to outside intervention in reforming the organization even as its critics contend it lacks the credibility to reform itself.