Sentence examples for somewhat resistant to from inspiring English sources

In healthy humans, the blood brain barrier (BBB) is somewhat resistant to Dex penetration due to multidrug resistance receptor action [ 52] and this is a potential problem for treatment of Alzheimer's disease.

Now they may be somewhat resistant to me".

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.

Some foreign policy analysts ascribed the security problems to a culture that is somewhat resistant to onerous security measures, and to sweeping cutbacks in the department's overall budget.

Research has identified coast live oak individuals that may be somewhat resistant to SOD, possibly because of the presence of some chemicals in the bark and phloem.

On the flip side, we are thought to be somewhat resistant to technology and to taking orders from managers half our age.

Through the development of keratinous tissues, the skin became somewhat more resistant to desiccation (dehydration) and better equipped to resist the increased frictional abrasion from the air and particulates (such as sand and dust) of the terrestrial environment.

Subjects who are living in highly polluted areas may become somewhat more resistant to Cd toxicity than those in slightly polluted areas.

In Canada, immigration requirements are eased if people agree to live in less popular provinces.Scots are somewhat less resistant to immigration than other Britons.

Saffron is somewhat more resistant to heat.

We expect the nutritional requirements to be higher in more muscular individuals, which make them somewhat less resistant to famines and unpredictable food supply.