| 31. | More than any other race, humans can develop and specialize in many different ways, but have very few natural resistances to attacks.
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| 32. | Due to the natural resistance against the most common wood pests, such as termites, Carnauba Wood is a valued local construction material.
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| 33. | During his research on the factors affecting natural resistance to disease, the importance of optimal nutrition became a focus in his work.
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| 34. | In the study, one man who had both mutations and had been repeatedly exposed to the AIDS virus displayed a natural resistance.
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| 35. | However, the proportion of trees with a high level of natural resistance seemed to be very low, probably less than 5 %.
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| 36. | Many builders are aware that certain woods _ cedar, redwood and cypress _ have a natural resistance to rot and insect damage.
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| 37. | While many influenza viruses originate in people, some start in animals and then make the leap to people who have no natural resistance.
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| 38. | It sems to mutate much more quickly than other subtypes, so there is a greater chance there will be natural resistance to drugs,
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| 39. | "Not only am I fighting Dad's natural resistance to cooking, but a lot of things are conspiring against anybody who wants to cook,"
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| 40. | Many will inevitably become more widely seen here because of their natural resistance to pests and diseases now arriving from Asia via global trade.
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