Sentence examples for steady resistance from inspiring English sources

In summary, a steady resistance increase particularly to Gram-negatives, rising minimum inhibitory concentration in methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus and the spread of multiresistant strains of pathogens in patients without classic risk factors in the ICU are key areas to delineate in future studies.

The Marine-led forces faced steady resistance throughout the day and encountered an array of mines and hidden bombs in the town's houses and dusty streets.

While China has offered steady resistance to the idea of stricter sanctions against Iran, which supplies oil to Beijing, Russia's stance has seemed slightly more ambivalent.

Anyone who plays or coaches at Madison Square Garden is eventually inoculated against the boos and the taunts, building up a steady resistance to the crowd's emotional whims.

Wicker turns himself into a character in the drama, seen from the outside as "Tom Wicker": an archetypal Southern liberal, whose career, superficially in support of civil rights, has involved a steady resistance to racial fact.

The protest was in keeping with the steady resistance that oil and gas companies, and the governments that approve their exploration, are facing as they try to tap underground rock deposits in populated areas to extract fossil fuels.

Those produced with ice rubble were 0.65 and 0.62 for the peak and steady shear resistance, respectively, which represents an increase of about 50% in shear resistance compared with level ice.

But perhaps the obstacle that speaks to the heart of the plan's plea for empathy is the steady community resistance to shelters for men.

Steady flow resistance coefficients of porous media are also considered, and simple scaling relationships between these coefficients and "system parameters" are derived.

In order to mention the response and recovery times more clearly, we have to wait for sufficient time and the steady state resistance in oxygen and without oxygen, i.e., saturated state.

These models could, however, not account for the high power-output of muscle during steady-state shortening or the high steady-state resistance to lengthening without assuming velocity dependent attachment rates (Section 3).