Sentence examples for is effective at destroying from inspiring English sources
The army learned not only that Bacillus anthracis is effective at destroying sheep.
Many photosensitizers lead to destruction of vasculature which is one of the mechanisms by which PDT is effective at destroying tumors.
As the process of lytic virus replication is effective at destroying injected tumours, the most appropriate targets for RNAi-mediated knockdown using this approach would be expected to be secreted tumour proteins involved in processes such as angiogenesis or local immune suppression.
Thermal fluctuations leading to displacements of such nuclei from their equilibrium positions are considered through explicit evaluations of their elastic constants; these fluctuations can be effective at destroying the layered lattice of slab-like nuclei in the temperature region typical of matter in the neutron star crust.
9 Research focused on understanding why immunotherapeutic strategies fail indicates that while T cell responses can be effective at destroying tumour cells, their efficacy is limited by immunosuppressive influences.
We did not test whether this protocol was effective at destroying bacterial DNA which might have remained on the plant surface; however our protocol (see Methods) exceeded the minimum concentrations and times found to be sufficient for decontaminating bone surfaces of DNA [ 74] and for cleaning DNA extraction tools [ 75].
Shappell cautions that although the Fe-TAML catalyst process "is very effective at destroying synthetic estradiol and also several other estrogens, whether it's going to be effective in an organic matrix such as wastewater is another issue that we haven't evaluated yet".
Logic dictates that protected areas can only be effective at preventing land cover change if they are located in places that would be destroyed in the absence of protection [9].
Even Jordan, which has been effective at protecting and preserving its sites, struggles with the incursions of modernity upon antiquity — among them thieves, construction projects that unearth and destroy mosaics, and unfenced livestock that wander in and damage sites.
