Sentence examples for substantially more resistant from inspiring English sources

It is also substantially more resistant to proteolysis at 30°C.

Studies on the 14TZ itself then indicated that it is substantially more resistant than the YSZ to attack by environments more acidic (specifically V2O5 rich) than pure NaVO3.

In many infections, bacteria form surface-associated communities known as biofilms that are substantially more resistant to antibiotics than their planktonic counterparts.

These results indicated that the adhesive nature of a single osteoblast is substantially enhanced on UV-treated TiO2 surfaces, providing the first evidence showing that each individual cell attached to these surfaces is substantially more resistant to exogenous load potentially from blood and fluid flow and mechanical force in the initial stage of in vivo biological environment.

In D. geothermalis and D. radiodurans, this form of cell-cleaning appears to manifest itself as protein protection during exposure to IR [17] or desiccation [JFK, EKG, MJD, unpublished], where proteins in Deinococci are substantially more resistant to oxidative damage than proteins in sensitive bacteria [17].

Staurosporine dose-dependently caused cardiolipin peroxidation in naive cells, whereas PON2-overexpressing cells were substantially more resistant.

These obese metabolically normal individuals tend to be substantially more overweight than insulin-resistant obese individuals with predominant expansion of subcutaneous adipose tissue.

Using these procedures, we found that the signal-independent resistant mimics were substantially more fit than the sensitive mimics (i.e., relative fitness R/S > 1) under selfish selection, even when the signal-independent resistant mimics initiate at low levels in the population (see Figure 4D).

Adult isolates were substantially more likely than pediatric isolates to be resistant to ciprofloxacin, clindamycin, gentamicin, and tetracycline.

A recent study found that patients with macrolide-resistant pneumococcal bacteremia were substantially more likely to have been exposed to macrolide therapy before hospitalization than were patients with macrolide-susceptible pneumococcal bacteremia (6 ).

The authors of this document make the same point that I opened this article with: Listening to the post-9/11 debate over guidelines for the interrogation of terrorist suspects, one could easily conclude that coercive methods are not only effective, but also substantially more effective than non-coercive methods in obtaining actionable intelligence from resistant sources.