In the first two subjects, resistance was well established at baseline, while in the second two it emerged during the study, presumably from archived resistant strains [ 40].
The most potent aspect of intellectual archeology that Subrin captures is Firestone's essential subject: the resistance of the body.
Esteban Rodriguez, a Cuban-American civilian who has overseen the interrogation program at Guantánamo since July, 2003, as director of the Joint Intelligence Group, told me that Banks had been a valuable adviser, particularly on the subject of "resistance" to interrogation.
It touched on the ignorance of the police department as regards hip-hop and rap, his own desire when he was a cop to educate his fellow-cops on the subject, the resistance of some of them to being educated, and the persistence of an us-versus-them attitude among the police.
Smith, Sidonie, "Self, Subject, and Resistance - Marginalities and Twentieth-Century Autobiographical Practice", Tulsa Studies in Women's Literature, 9, 11-24, Spring 1990.
"The subject's resistance is very strenuous and appears typical of someone under the influence of stimulant drugs.
Classical antiviral therapies target viral proteins and are consequently subject to resistance.
In contrast, sedation has been used more widely in captive and beached cetaceans to facilitate procedures, since it reduces the subject's resistance without the risks associated with loss of consciousness.
A final area for future development is the subject of resistance to the development of addictive behaviors.
Seventeen of 22 subjects (77%) had additional low-abundance DRMs that increased the subjects' genotypic resistance to at least one antiretroviral, and 11 of 22 subjects (50%) harbored new resistance to at least one antiretroviral.
