Sentence examples for destruction of primary from inspiring English sources
The loss or willful destruction of primary materials reduces the cultural heritage and the evidence readers of one era can consult in trying to recreate the history of another.
The morphologic characteristics and cellular relations of amyloid fibrils in the bone marrow were studied before, during, and after successful chemotherapy; the findings are evidence for a dual role for the reticuloendothelial cell in the formation and destruction of primary amyloidosis.
It is logical that the destruction of primary forests is immediately accompanied by a proportionate expansion in secondary forests.
In these patients, cortical processing of visual stimuli is altered due to unilateral postgeniculate disconnection or destruction of primary visual cortex, while the retina and retino-tectal projections remain largely intact.
Common hypotheses include spontaneous regression or immune-mediated destruction of the primary tumor or the inherent small size of the primary tumor (metastatic spread is favored above local tumor growth) [ 1, 28, 29].
If, additionally, phosphatases are added to the system to deactivate the primary signal, the mean squared displacements eventually plateau as a steady state is reached between generation and destruction of the primary signal (Supplementary Figure S2).
DUJIANGYAN, China — The earthquake's destruction of Xinjian Primary School was swift and complete.
On the other hand, severe compaction and cementation caused nearly complete destruction of the primary porosity during diagenesis.
The destruction of the primary minerals is localized close to the cement/claystone interface and is characterized by the precipitation of secondary phases with retention properties (illite, zeolite).
Typically, there is an initial destruction of tissue (primary injury) at the time of impact followed by a period of further damage due to structural, cellular, biochemical and immunological changes in the region surrounding the primary injury, processes that are usually referred to as "secondary" injury.
