Public opinion is against more expansion, partly because of rising resistance to large-scale immigration.
In the first-generation Super Soaker, the arm stroking the pump had to overcome rising resistance as pressures mounted in the reservoir bottle.
Health experts have warned that rising resistance to antibiotics routinely used to prevent patients getting infections during and after surgery is disastrous.
Mr. Nass's objection to spending money on diversity training reflects a rising resistance to what is considered campus political correctness.
Rising Resistance That reasoning resonates with David A. McBride, 75, who for 40 years has lived in a white colonial mansion with an imposing front entrance.
The rising resistance echoes an earlier fight when the rank and file forced the House Republican leadership to dig deeper for budget cuts.
Gov. Deval Patrick of Massachusetts has decided the state will not participate in a fingerprint-sharing program that is central to the Obama administration's immigration enforcement strategy, dealing a new political blow to a program that has met rising resistance nationwide.
Crack growth is shown to occur with a rising resistance, governed by intact metal ligaments in the crack wake.
The main crack experiences extensive plastic blunting; whereas debonds ahead of the crack have diminished blunting and propagate, subject to a rising resistance curve.
However, cultures remain critical to therapy, as antibiotic susceptibility test results on cultured strains are the best guide to antibiotic selection, given the rapidly rising resistance to antimicrobials within RGNTM strains as evidenced in our study.
Colleagues say the study--one of several on rising resistance presented at the meeting--is another warning sign that doctors may soon find themselves without their most powerful weapons.
