Another, she said, will be "resistant to change," but come around.
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You're not finding the wine community to be resistant to this?
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Topological quantum computers would be resistant to this type of error.
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The VA, like any sprawling organization, may be resistant to change.
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He gets that some people might be resistant to science fiction theater.
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An older generation may well be resistant to the outing of death.
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Bayer's genetically engineered soy seeds are designed to be resistant to dicamba.
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How many of us would be resistant to the techniques that nabbed Terpin?
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Seed companies also have engineered crops to be resistant to weedkillers or herbicides.
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The FDP will be resistant to CDU plans to deepen the euro zone.
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Some alcohol-resistant bacteria strains were also found to be resistant to antibiotics.
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Some providers may also be resistant to treating drug addiction with prescription medications.
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But voters may be resistant to surrendering the insurance they are used to.
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It was found to be resistant to all commonly used antibiotics against Campylobacter bacteria.
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Intriguingly, though, Komodo dragons appear to be resistant to bites inflicted by other dragons.
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The doorbell is built to be resistant to dust, dirt, and water, Netatmo says.
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At first, I thought museums would be resistant to this strain of easy art.
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Each was tweaked in a slightly different way to be resistant to those specific diseases.
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In China and India, growers have widely adopted cotton engineered to be resistant to insects.
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She also recodes this morsel of DNA to be resistant to viruses, just for good measure.
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The shirts have been designed to be resistant to the lethal and invisible aforementioned Zika virus.
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Kalanick would obviously be resistant to these terms, since it takes away power from him directly.
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More than half of this bacteria was found to be resistant to one or more antibiotics.
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But, he said that colors like maroon, aqua, and teal can be resistant to laser removal.
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They say it's only normal for people to be resistant to a new theory at first.
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It has a pleasingly light texture and promises to be resistant to both sweat and humidity.
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Crops modified to be resistant to insects, like Bt corn, have demonstrably reduced losses from pests.
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It's fair to say that other corporations may be resistant to forming new trade relationships with China.
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"They may be resistant to tell you what's wrong, but it's important that they do," Winter says.
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Bitcoin's pseudonymous creator, Satoshi Nakamoto, wanted it to be resistant to control by tyrannical governments and banks.
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Yet fears remain that many older physicians in particular might be resistant to the changing of society.
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Imagine if you modified some mosquitoes to be resistant to malaria and released them into the wild.
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In that case, the infection seemed to be resistant to some of the drugs the patient received.
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But in the 1990s, Monsanto developed corn and soy varieties genetically engineered to be resistant to herbicides.
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Some of those editors may be resistant to change, but they also know where the risks lie.
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Yates says this hair is more stable, and it's genetically different enough to be resistant to thinning.
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After a call for proposals, they received 69 algorithms that could potentially be resistant to such an attack.
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With the current H7N9 outbreak in China, we're already seeing that the virus may be resistant to treatment.
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And we ought to be asking for them immediately, aware that the President will be resistant to oversight.
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Cancer-related psychological distress, which afflicts up to 40 percent of patients, can be resistant to conventional therapy.
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He then used in vitro fertilization to create human embryos genetically altered to be resistant to H.I.V. infection.
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But at the same time, he would be resistant to that new columbarium going up in his own neighborhood.
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Zimbabwe, for instance, says although GM crops may initially be resistant to pests, the resistance could breakdown over time.
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The team is using more defensive shifts, blunting the notion that Baker would be resistant to data-driven strategy.
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The mosquito may be resistant to the insecticides being used or may be able to hide in standing water.
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They are said to be resistant to contact with outsiders and have almost no contact with the outside world.
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British consumers are thought to be resistant to purchasing U.S. meat products because of wariness of American safety standards.
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Think of corn modified to be resistant to rootworm, or Oxitec's mosquitoes programmed to die unless they receive antibiotics.
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By genetically engineering plants to be resistant to herbicides like glufosinate, farmers can use herbicides freely to kill surrounding weeds.
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Plus, more than 55 percent of Americans get their health insurance through work and might be resistant to something new.
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His viral load shot back up with H.I.V. that appeared to be resistant to the drugs he had been taking.
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Two decades ago, Monsanto introduced its line of Roundup Ready seeds, which were genetically engineered to be resistant to glyphosate.
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And banks are likely to be resistant to attempts to unbundle the services they provide during the formation of a CLO.
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Elliot stopped that by rewriting the core software on those batteries (aka firmware) to be resistant to the Dark Army hack.
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That's helpful in identifying whether an infection may be resistant to antibiotics, instead of having to work by trial and error.
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Zarif said decades of pressure meant the Iranian people would be resistant to this pressure, yet it would have an impact.
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She added that often her clients then understand why they might be resistant to change, while others become aware of this.
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It has identified the ones that enable plants to be resistant to drought and those that help reduce the need for fertilizer.
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Iran will be resistant to any agreement to cut production at November's OPEC meeting, Again Capital's John Kilduff told CNBC on Wednesday.
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But some isolates of this globally emerging health threat were found to be resistant to all three major classes of antifungal medications.
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Mr. Davutoglu was said to be resistant to Mr. Erdogan's long-held ambition to rewrite Turkey's Constitution and establish an executive presidency.
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Thought to be resistant to Amazon's aggressive pricing policy and apart from its target audience, Dollar Tree may be safe for now.
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At the farm, Starbucks researches and develops hybrid trees that are bred to be resistant to diseases like the coffee rust fungus.
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LB: No. MC: OK. Tell us about how those plants are ... Are they just purely bred to be resistant to these viruses?
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And NBC notes that some pathogens may be resistant to the composting process, in which case people with certain illnesses may be ineligible.
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Then scientists in his lab could build a synthetic replica, only with a difference: They would recode my sequence to be resistant to viruses.
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Sapphire is supposed to be resistant to scratches up to nine on the Mohs Scale, which is a hardness test that measures scratch resistance.
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"We have every expectation that they'll also be resistant to Zika," Wolbachia expert and University of Melbourne in Australia professor Cameron Simmons told STAT.
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Canada is trying a radical approach to treating heroin addicts who prove to be resistant to other forms of treatment: let them have heroin.
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"It's a cool trade-off in that if the bacteria evolves to be resistant to the phage it becomes susceptible to antibiotics," Chan said.
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House leadership still seems to be resistant to changing the bill, their thought being the current legislation toes the best line between moderates and conservatives.
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It also has to be resistant to a Sybil attack, which boils down to forging identities to gain an undeservedly large influence on the network.
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Some have also claimed that fentanyl's potency means that it may be resistant to treatment with medications for opioid use disorder like buprenorphine and methadone.
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To promote integration in countries that may be resistant to opening their labour markets or overburdening public services, they can provide financial and logistical support.
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A third model that's said to launch next year will reportedly be resistant to rain but won't survive in a swimming pool, according the report.
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A type of papaya has been modified to be resistant to a crippling virus, and corn has been altered to control insects that attack it.
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He shocked the world back in 2018 when he announced the births of two babies whose embryos had been edited to be resistant to HIV.
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The official, stated objective of He's experiment was to disable a gene called CCR5 so the girls might be resistant to potential infection with HIV.
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"You seem to be resistant to this kind of scrutiny, the kind of scrutiny that comes with running for president of the United States," Acosta said.
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Still, Swearengin thinks she can win over people who might otherwise be resistant to her approach on coal by running on a Sanders-like economic message.
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Countries such as the U.S. also have their own strong automotive heritages and car cultures that might be resistant to some types of change, Connelly said.
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The reorganization could mean that the congressional agriculture committees would lose their jurisdiction over the food stamps program, which they could be resistant to giving up.
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So the bacteria is left with a difficult choice: evolve to resist the phage, or evolve to resist antibiotics, but it can't be resistant to both.
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If this was an infection, it might be one picked up during his last hospital stay, and those bugs could be resistant to the usual drugs.
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They also need better seeds, including so-called 'GMOs' that can be resistant to pests, require less water and be more resilient to the changing climate.
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More From Tonic: However, there's a problem: Some bacterial cells on our hands may have genes that enable them to be resistant to a given antibacterial agent.
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Although the girls were engineered to be resistant to HIV, many scientists are worried that "off-target" effects of the gene-editing could lead to other harms.
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Chan explained how global trade in food, transportation and medical tourism contribute to the international spread of hospital-acquired infections that may be resistant to multiple drugs.
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The laptop's keys are also supposed to be resistant to being picked at, and the keyboard is meant to withstand spills of about 12 ounces of liquid.
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The issue with WikiLeaks' latest plea is that the researchers and collectors of the wanted data might be resistant to share that information with the whistleblowing organization.
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Developed by Monsanto, the seeds, genetically modified to be resistant to a weed killer called dicamba, are one of the biggest product releases in the company's history.
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Genetically modified soybean seeds were designed by biotech firms to be resistant to dicamba, allowing it to be applied to kill weeds later in the growing season.
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Some seed varietals designed to be resistant to the fungus can generate lower quality beans, while some can fail to resist the disease as expected, the report said.
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Chan explained how global trade in food, global transportation and medical tourism contribute to the international spread of hospital-acquired infections that may be resistant to multiple drugs.
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Insulin plays a vital role in brain metabolism and memory, Ng said, and people with diabetes or the risk factors leading to diabetes may be resistant to insulin.
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Tesla vehicles also tend to be resistant to rollovers because the battery pack is located at the bottom of the vehicle, giving it a low center of gravity.
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For the men who are not committing sexual misconduct, and who still may be resistant to #MeToo, what, if anything, would help them get on board in this moment?
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People who are missing this chunk of genetic material appear to be resistant to infections with H.I.V. Dr. He reasoned that genetically modified babies would resist the virus, too.
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Ferrari currently receive a bigger share than any team due to their historic status as the sport's oldest and most successful entrant, and will be resistant to taking any reduction.
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A conservative, Muller was widely seen to be resistant to Francis' attempt to open up the church's teaching, particularly on the issue of allowing communion for divorced and remarried Catholics.
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This could lead to important biotech innovations like growing human organs that could be used for transplants, and cell lines that are engineered to be resistant to viruses and cancers.
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What happened next helps illustrate how serious this is: The strain of gonorrhea was found to be resistant to both antibiotics in the standard two-drug cocktail—azithromycin and ceftriaxone.
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It was therefore possible that phones with the Secure Enclave would be resistant to a tool developed to break into the 5C; Apple is now saying that's not the case.
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When someone comes along and says, "Fuck that, I'm going to do something different," whether it's me or Hannah Gadsby or whoever else, you just have to be resistant to it.
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A recent study in PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases looks at genetically modified mosquitoes that were designed to be resistant to the dengue virus—and it seems that these researchers' methods worked.
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When McDonald's sought to expand the fresh beef test to more locations in Texas, Jasper handpicked several franchisees that he thought would be resistant to adding fresh beef to the menu.
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Last year, researchers at the Sainsbury Laboratory in England gene-edited a tomato variety called Moneymaker to be resistant to powdery mildew, and a Japanese research group recently created tomatoes without seeds.
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Three additional specifications to consider: First, this system should be resistant to loopholes because personal income tax withholding captures employee costs (through records of salaries and benefits separately reported to the IRS).
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The request for proposals notes that the system must be resistant to DDoS attacks, be designed to refuse unauthorized access, and ensure that information entered into the system hasn't been tampered with.
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So drugs are needed specifically to kill the root stem cells, which are thought to account for only 2 percent of all the cancer cells and might be resistant to conventional chemotherapy.
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On the other hand, a good 30 or 40 House candidates, mindful of the nature of their purple-to-reddish districts and worried about getting reelected, may be resistant to that movement.
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He used the Crispr-Cas9 editing technique to try to disable the CCR₅ gene in their embryos, with a goal, he said, of creating babies who would be resistant to H.I.V. infection.
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The company has long been the public face of GMOs, thanks in part to the sheer dominance of its corn, soy, cotton, and other crops engineered to be resistant to the herbicide Roundup.
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This API was specifically designed to be resistant to install attribution fraud and we strongly encourage attribution providers, advertisers and publishers to insist on this standard of proof when measuring app install ads.
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And when patients stayed in the hospital for a long time, microbes that could potentially become pathogenic mutated more quickly and acquired genes that made them more likely to be resistant to antibiotics.
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Some of the gap might be plugged by reviving old drugs that have fallen out of use; drugs bugs have not recently seen are drugs they are less likely to be resistant to.
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Importantly this means that Ethereum mining will always be limited to GPUs and will be resistant to specialized hardware and the application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs) that are used to scale Bitcoin operations.
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Health insurers can be resistant to paying for addiction care, even when they're required to under federal law — forcing patients to shell out as much as thousands of dollars a month out of pocket.
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Its lead product, code named AR-301, was recently tested in a mid-stage clinical trial in pneumonia patients where the infection was caused by a bacteria known to be resistant to multiple drugs.
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That is a shift of heart for the chief executive from last month, when Mr. Dorsey was said to be resistant to a deal because he was concerned Twitter would be sold for parts.
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The central bank's analysts also said that so far this year the Russian financial market proved to be resistant to a negative newsflow related to sanctions against Russia as well as negative external conditions.
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Use of glyphosate has soared in the United States and other parts of the world over the last two decades, after Monsanto introduced crops that were genetically engineered to be resistant to the chemical.
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The vast, vast majority of GM crops on the market today are corn, soy, canola, and cotton crops that have been modified to be resistant to either certain insects or certain herbicides (or both).
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Overall, most of the bacteria in the samples would be harmless for consumers, but some can lead to illness and may be resistant to antibiotics, said Joost Hordijk of Utrecht University in The Netherlands.
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Among other varieties being developed by the company are a GM cane resistant to another insect affecting plantations, known locally as 'bicudo' (bollard), and one that would be resistant to the weed killer glyphosate.
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One 2018 paper even found that several strains of bacteria were becoming "more tolerant" of alcohol-based hand sanitizers — and could one day be resistant to them, the way superbugs are resistant to antibiotics.
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America's elections are carried out by a complex system of people, processes, and technology that have been designed to provide reliable results and be resistant to human error and traditional ways of committing fraud.
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American military researchers on Thursday announced the first U.S. case of a patient with an infection found to be resistant to the antibiotic colistin, the drug often held in reserve for when all else fails.
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A political source said 5-Star had been opposed to his promotion, seeing him as an insider who would be resistant to the sort of change they want to bring to bear on Italy's lackluster economy.
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In Karachi, the capital of Sindh province, antibiotic resistance is increasing by 30 percent each year, according to the W.H.O.; at that rate, all typhoid cases in the city will be resistant to multiple drugs by 2020.
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"I am a big fan of scheduling sex, and a lot of couples will at first be resistant to the idea because it doesn't feel spontaneous," explains Rachel A. Sussman, LCSW, a relationship therapist in New York City.
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Now the same research organization that brought us Dolly the sheep thinks it may have a solution: Scientists at University of Edinburgh's Roslin Institute have genetically engineered pigs to be resistant to the virus that causes the disease.
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Many crops like soy, corn, cotton, and canola are now genetically modified to be resistant to the chemical glyphosate (also known as Roundup), letting farmers spray their fields more easily to kill the weeds while protecting the crops.
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It takes a long time for drugs to go through the development pipeline, and most of the leading candidates are close relatives of artemisinin, so the malaria-causing parasites will likely be resistant to those drugs as well.
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"By sandwiching a layer of liquid rubber (made with naphtha) between two layers of fabric, Macintosh created a new material that would be resistant to water while also remaining flexible and wearable," reads Google's blog post on the inventor.
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Why it matters: High-tech manufacturing jobs are often thought to be resistant to offshoring because those workers are typically higher skilled and producing expensive products wherein the cost of labor is a smaller share of the total cost.
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Utilities would be resistant to buying more U.S. shale gas because they have already committed to buying large amounts and Japan's demand for energy is falling, an executive at a Japanese gas importer told Reuters on condition of anonymity.
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The crude summary goes like so: Despite all the controversy, the GM crops available to date — mostly a few crops engineered to be resistant to herbicides or to pests — are considered just as safe to eat as conventional crops.
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What's notable this time is that the researchers found bacteria that had mcr-1: a gene discovered in China last year that allows bacteria to be resistant to colistin and is easily passed from one strain of bacteria to another.
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Eighteen months ago, we set out with the ambitious goal of creating a better monetary system: one that would be resistant to hyperinflation, free from centralized control, and more stable and robust than the monetary systems that came before it.
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In most years, some percentage of the population will be resistant to flu infection and less likely to become severely ill from that year's flu strains because they previously had a similar strain of the flu or were vaccinated against it.
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High rates of homelessness, traumatic brain injuries, post-traumatic stress and a military culture that can be resistant to seeking help are all aggravating factors for veterans, whose rates of suicide have been the subject of numerous hearings on Capitol Hill.
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Even if those concessions are made, Democrats will be resistant to giving President Trump a big policy win — meaning it may take more concessions than it would in a less polarized political moment to get even a few Democrats to the table.
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So if Dow has developed a trait that allows cotton to be resistant to worms, and Monsanto has developed a trait that allows cotton to be Roundup Ready, they can join forces, through cross-licensing agreements, to produce cotton with both traits.
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The use of glyphosate has soared in the United States over the past couple decades as it was paired with crops that were genetically modified to be resistant to it, allowing farmers to use it to kill weeds after crops emerge from the ground.
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Following his diagnosis, the man's strain was found to be resistant to the antibiotics ceftriaxone and azithromycin, which are recommended to be taken together as a combination therapy in many countries, including the US (in others, ceftriaxone and its cousins are the sole front-line drugs recommended).
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The 5.1-inch Galaxy S7 will come with an octa-core, 2.3GHz processor, a 12-megapixel rear camera (coupled with a 5-megapixel selfie cam on the front), an SD card slot, a 3,000mAh (milliamp-hour) battery, and it will be resistant to dust and water.
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The study that I volunteered for would use brain-imaging technology to try to get an in-depth look at the neurobiology of PTSD, tracing the way fear and safety responses work in people with PTSD and in others who seemed to be resistant to the condition.
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According to Wareable, the new watch will be resistant to water at depths up to 50m, has an SpO2 sensor (but not GPS), and will use the same Fitbit OS introduced with the Ionic and based on the OS that Fitbit acquired when it gutted Pebble in late 2016.
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These fatal shootings of innocent people almost feel countless, and it's natural that many will be resistant to playing a game in which you are the person making the call: to shout out demands, to step back and reconsider, or to go in with guns raised and eager trigger fingers.
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The only randomness is that there's a small chance that buildings will be resistant to damage, but that chance is too low ever count on (which means that when a structure does shield itself after you failed to, a wave of relief washes over you.) Despite that transparency, you'll make mistakes.
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So we have to be resistant to that, because otherwise we will start to normalize and internalize his narrative, and will start to see even more than we do today immigrants as specters against whom we have to fight and we will think that being transgender means the end of the world.
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For now, the government said the two CRISPR babies and the third on the way are under medical supervision, with regular visits by government health officials, according to AP. The stated objective of He's experiment was to disable a gene called CCR5 so the girls might be resistant to potential infection with HIV/AIDS.
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Virginia has been shifting to Democrats for at least a decade, powered by an influx of new residents and exploding growth in diverse suburban areas around the state's cities and Washington D.C. Public opinion polls have found moderate suburban voters, particularly women, to be resistant to Trump and the most conservative elements of the Republican agenda.
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The decision to put the Space Force under Air Force control represents a win for the department, which was known to be resistant to the establishment of a completely separate service due to the fact that the vast majority of personnel that would go to a potential Space Force would be taken from the Air Force.
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While locals have been quick to attribute the matter to Google's supposed unwillingness to change its algorithm—tech platforms tend to be resistant to building in specific exceptions, supposedly lest they be deluged with them—in a statement to Gizmodo, Waze spokeswoman Julie Mossler said other roads are similarly steep and that responsibility for the issue lays with the city.
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