No.
The resist modifier is taken into account when the spell is cast versus a spell with a resist debuff which has to land in order for the effect to take place. A resist debuff's effect will affect future spells being cast on the target.
All things being equal and no other factors making a difference, a spell with a -10 resist mod will land more often than a spell with a 0 resist mod. The spells effect does not matter.
Example, Malo does not gain a greater success chance at landing because it reduces resistances. Its effect will only help future spells landing on the target once its resist debuff effect is applied.
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