Sentence examples for for subsequent destruction from inspiring English sources

The United States, Russia and all members of the international community must take advantage of the Syrian government's willingness to place its chemical arsenal under international control for subsequent destruction.

In situ chemical oxidation is a technology that has been applied to speed up remediation of a contaminant source zone by inducing increased mass transfer from DNAPL sources into the aqueous phase for subsequent destruction.

Normally, pVHL targets proteins in the hypoxia-inducible factor (HIF -α family for ubiquitination and subsequent destruction.

The leader should present this color guard with the Flag that has been selected for its final tribute and subsequent destruction.

It is well established that in both NMO patients and animals with NMO/EAE, binding of pathogenic AQP4-specific antibodies to astrocytes paves the way for complement fixation on astrocytes and subsequent destruction of these cells.

To facilitate this growth, angiogenesis is mandatory not only for synovial activation but also for subsequent joint destruction [ 53].

The synthesis and deposition of melanin in the affected area is thought to play an important role in wound healing, captivation and encapsulation of invading microbes and production of toxic substances for subsequent microbial destruction.

Within a couple of years it was impossible for an American to go to Cambodia except as a covert operative, and it remained impossible to go there, either because of our war in Southeast Asia or because of Pol Pot's subsequent destruction of his own country, for more than 30 years.

While NO is detrimental for parasite growth, it also results in inflammation and subsequent destruction of host tissue.

In general, a modified RNA-seq method is used for incorporation of deoxy-UTP during second-strand cDNA synthesis and subsequent destruction of the uridine-containing strand in the sequencing library.

The demise of their last emperor, Montezuma, and the subsequent destruction of his great capital Tenochtitlan opened the way for the Spanish conquest of much of the Americas.