Sentence examples for resisted challenge from inspiring English sources

Previous experiments showed that intradermal injection of pigs with FMD virus 14 days after vaccination was not suitable to start an infection chain, as inoculated vaccinated pigs resisted challenge.

Monkeys that had survived infection with the TC-adapted KFDV or with Langat virus completely resisted challenge with virulent KFDV.

Rabbits administered propolis and vaccine (group 4) resisted challenge and were apparently healthy with normal liver, spleen, and heart when scarified at 15 dpc, but some of them showed multiple S/C abscesses in front leg and neck.

Ashcroft and the DOJ vigorously resisted challenges to its actions from the courts and from members of the U.S. Congress and the press.

However, social media do provide options for diverse communities and citizens to communicate, resist, challenge and create a consciousness through popular culture.

To assess potential immunomodulatory effects of a drug, pollutant, or natural product, an analysis of an exposed host's ability to resist challenge with a viable bacteria is one of the best gauges.

We show here that 1) KFDV produces a high-titered viremia and death in both species of monkeys that inhabit the endemic area, 2) a TC-adapted KFDV has markedly reduced virulence for both monkey species, and 3) monkeys previously infected with TC-adapted KFDV or with heterologous LGTV completely resist challenge with virulent KFDV.

One assumes that behavioural economists, like everyone else, are probably biased towards resisting challenges to their dominant paradigm.

According to White House colleagues, in economic meetings in the Oval Office Summers can rarely resist challenging or correcting others, even Obama.

In such chaos it is hard to prepare a trail of evidence that can stand up in American or European courts and resist challenges from top lawyers paid with the same dirty money nations seek to recover.

Full professors, who "have more tools to avoid or resist challenges to their abuses and prerogatives" (Martin, 2016, para. 55), were more likely to self-plagarize an abstract to our new international, interdisciplinary conference, which may have been perceived as less prestigious, and therefore less powerful.