ตัวอย่าง resistance

• If all other resistances are constant, a given level of conductance of the synaptic membrane determines unique values of membrane potential and length constant.

• If the possible range of resistances spans 6.5 units, then a lung biopsy may be needed in order to plan further management.

• Most importantly, these should be valued and not rejected as ' resistances ' and in some way perverse.

• Professional helpers and resistances to working with older people.

• At the same time, these arguments gained meaning and political force in the context of indigenous resistances to fiscal centralization.

• There was a trend towards loss of multiple resistances.

• In general, disease-causing pathogens are more capable of overcoming single, major gene resistances than multi-gene, durable resistances32.

• Cefalexin and chloramphenicol resistances were 10.7% and 3.6 % respectively and none was resistant to ceftriaxone.

• In this study, pulmonary, vascular and systemic vascular resistances were calculated from estimated values for oxygen consumption.

• Pulmonary pressures and resistances will undoubtedly increase and may become fixed in the course of the disease.

• Because the peak amplitude of the capacitative currents was attenuated by the limited sampling frequency of the recording system, the series resistances were overestimated.

• Now we did understand that the propositions left handwritten were meant for a treatise quite different from that concerning resistances.

• In both approaches earlier, now almost quaint, rhetoric of 'negotiating' identities has devolved into power/knowledge struggles across endless networks of resistances.

• There are always resistances and gaps, and these today often focus on the self.

• Priorities, congestions, resistances, and rmax are all defined as before.