Sentence examples for slightly resistant to from inspiring English sources

It goes to the heart of the Times's challenge: the perception that at its core the paper remains slightly resistant to the digital revolution.

I'd initially felt slightly resistant to the organised nature of the trip, but once I'd accepted the fact that this was a holiday in which I wouldn't spend a single day lying on the beach reading my novel, I found it very soothing to relinquish all responsibility.

Panel designers were neutral or slightly resistant to incorporating ergonomics into designs, due to perceptions of lack of responsibility and influence over workers' long-term health.

Conversely, when 5-HT was excluded from the ADF neurons, but present in the other neuronal classes, the worms were slightly resistant to aldicarb, as compared to WT (Figure 10).

The Ni hyperaccumulator Thlaspi goesingense is tolerant to Ni ≅ Zn, ≅ Co and slightly resistant to > Cd.

In fact, root growth in ddb1b-2 was found be slightly resistant to salt.

These waxy substances are what make unburned chaparral soil somewhat resistant to water, or "slightly nonwettable," as Wells and his colleagues are wont to describe it.

That's why I feel slightly resistant, George, to your suggestion that women, because they are sequestered, are necessarily silent in all this, and that their absence makes men "less sensitive"; in a way, that lets women off the hook too much.

In other words, 200 ppm solution was only slightly more resistant to degradation (DR t=120/DRmax = 0.5) than 100 wppm solution (DR t=120/DRmax = 0.39).

We also compared the Al resistance of ral1 mutant with two Al-resistant japonica cultivars NPB and Koshi, and the results showed that the mutant was slightly more resistant to Al than the Al-resistant cultivars (Fig. 2b).

The wild-type AP1 strain was found to be slightly more resistant to internalization at early time points (Fig. 3B), but after one hour no difference could be seen between the two bacterial strains.