Sentence examples for becoming impermeable from inspiring English sources
At higher positive or negative potentials, the channel conductance is reduced, becoming impermeable to large molecules such as ADP and ATP.
The films prepared by solution oxydation methods (O2 or Cu2+ as oxidants) are impermeable to hexacyanoferrate as soon as their thickness reaches 5 10 nm but remain permeable to hexaamineruthenium and ferrocenemethanol up to thickness reaching 25 40 nm before becoming also impermeable.
The fact that gene flow is virtually absent for at least two loci (mtCOI and PGM) raises the question of whether the barrier is becoming increasingly impermeable to dispersal with time, or whether it represents a semi-permeable genetic barrier following recent secondary contact.
But the nobility's goal of becoming self-contained and impermeable to newcomers had never been fully realized, as in practice even peasants on occasions acquired the noble status.
However, low migration rates that would occur primarily from north to south may also indicate that the barrier is becoming more and more impermeable suggesting that transform faults are a likely mean to promote allopatric speciation along oceanic ridges.
These communal bubbles have become increasingly impermeable, their occupants ever more susceptible to disinformation and manipulation.
These molecules provide potential dual-acting candidates for the development of inhibitors that target the extracellular CAs (IX, XII and XIV either directly as free sugars (membrane impermeable) or indirectly as acetylated prodrugs, becoming free sugars upon esterase hydrolysis.
Or risk becoming irrelevant.
"It's becoming inseparable.
