Sentence examples for block penetration from inspiring English sources

Bacteria (especially S. aureus) form extracellular anionic polysaccharide biofilms on implanted metallic/plastic materials that block penetration of immune cells and antibiotics, promoting bacterial survival [8] [11].

Infection assays showed that VP1620 failed to block penetration of H. avenae but disturbed the transition of developmental stages, leading to a significant reduction in cyst formation.

Ramsey said: "Every good defensive team has a plan where weakside defenders come to the ball side to block penetrations, to block cutters going to the basket, to impede the execution in the halfcourt or a fast-break play.

While the skin permits entry of certain low molecular weight compounds at therapeutic rates, the skin's barrier layer of stratum corneum generally blocks penetration of macromolecules and vaccines.

Despite the blocked penetration on Beam-treated plants, CYP96B22 transcripts did still accumulate at 6 h p.i. in response to inoculation with the host or nonhost isolate and in comparison to the respective control.

The microporous structure of NFMs is expected to effectively block the penetration of adhesion-forming fibroblasts during tendon healing.

However, these techniques are still expensive, time consuming, and sophisticated, which block the penetration of commercial market.

Simultaneously, Church assembled all the combat service support soldiers he could and formed them into a combat unit to block further penetration of North Korean forces, which were setting up roadblocks on the roads from Yongsan.

A thin calcium layer cannot block UVB penetration, but we note that rare earth materials can absorb UVB effectively [16].

These infections are exceeding difficult to treat because the implanted materials provide avascular surfaces to which bacteria adhere [8] [11] and form biofilms, which block the penetration of immune cells and antibiotics [53] [59].

The category of genes involved in phenylpropanoid metabolism act early in plant defense, serving to inhibit or to block the penetration and the progression of the plant pathogen.