Sentence examples for extremely impermeable from inspiring English sources
However, as explained above, the inner membrane is extremely impermeable to protons.
ODT forms extremely impermeable layers that allow 1000 time less redox probe current than seen on uncoated drops.
We have known about these organic-rich shale formations for 100 years, but getting the natural gas out of these extremely impermeable rocks was essentially impossible.
The sample compressed to high solids concentrations at moderate pressures (up to 40 v/v% at 400 kPa) but became extremely impermeable at these high concentrations.
The defensive advantage of such a site is self-evident, but the geology of the rock also presents difficulties, since basalt is extremely impermeable.
The consequences of these structural unique features are an extremely sturdy and impermeable cell envelope [ 151, 160- 162].
To address these problems, we introduce a novel therapeutic strategy based on tumor targeting using a non-internalizing anti-carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA) monoclonal antibody (mAb) and intracellular delivery of the extremely potent yet cell-impermeable protein toxin gelonin via the aid of a cell-penetrating peptide (also termed as protein transduction domain; PTD).
Beauty is synonymous with a highly precarious yet glossy and impermeable outer shell.
It's therefore no surprise that senior managers routinely hand off responsibility for digital security to their technical people or to consultants hired to "make the organization impermeable". But an arm's-length approach is extremely unwise given the high stakes involved.
Importantly, the weak ion barrier interactions become significant at sufficiently high concentrations of extremely hydrophobic ions, i.e., tetraphenylarsonium and perfluorobutylsulfonate, to permeabilize the NPCs to naturally impermeable macromolecules.
Fine-grained, more or less cohesive carbonate materials are extremely widespread in terms of surface area and are, therefore, commonly used as materials to construct impermeable cores for dams.
