Sentence examples for which could resist from inspiring English sources

It was recently reported that, an As resistant Brevibacillus sp. which could resist As III) of 17 mM was reported having arsenic removal capacity under aerobic culture conditions (Mallick et al. 2014).

The table provided a very heavy, very sturdy base which could resist the shaking of the motor.

This work describes our studies on the molecular design of interfacial architectures suitable for DNA sensing which could resist non-specific binding of nanomaterials commonly used as labels for amplifying biorecognition events.

For the two low-Co alloys, the microhardness (HV) of the secondary phase are only half of that of the matrix phase, which could resist the crack propagating and make the alloys not amenable to pulverization.

The team also showed that the genes can be bred into other rice varieties, which could resist devastating floods.

Have never seen talkie in which director could resist having central character burst into song.

Surely by now you've heard of the psychologist Walter Mischel's famous marshmallow experiments, in which children who could resist the temptation to immediately eat one sweet would be rewarded with a second sweet about 15 minutes later.

A candidate was stainless steel, which looked like it could resist the corrosive conditions inside the white-hot jet engine.

For Sandbrook, the desperate state of the country was revealed in both a permanent assault on sterling, which could not be resisted even with the devaluation of November 1967, and a series of colonial crises, from Aden to Rhodesia.

Furthermore, the control method could resist random disturbances, which shows the good robustness.

At least that seemed to be the conclusion of the media, especially the local media here, which couldn't seem to resist falling in love with a long blond ponytail and a privileged Canadian heritage that included Bouchard and her siblings being named for English royalty.