0 not wanting to accept something, especially changes or new ideas -- сопротивляющийся
They're resistant to change.
1 not harmed or affected by something -- стойкий, прочный, не поддающийся
Bacteria can become resistant to antibiotics.
a water-resistant cover
Although it is true that resistant and evasive responses are commonplace, these are managed with considerable care.
However, in the best of circumstances, judicial systems tend to be resistant to change.
The a-wave may be resistant because the photoreceptor can increase glycolysis during hypoxemia.
Previous studies have suggested that mammalian spermatozoal chromatin is resistant to various physical and chemical disruptions.
The third phosphorylated species appears relatively resistant to dephosphorylation for reasons that are not yet clear.
The vulnerability is specific to photoreceptors; other retinal neurons appeared resistant to the exposures tested.
Such an approach would be an important step in improving the overall use of broad-spectrum antibiotics and curtailing the development of resistant micro-organisms.
States with significant labor movements (measured by numbers of strikes) were more resistant to liberalized incorporation law.
