It resists destruction from the various enzymes in the small intestine but is destroyed by bacteria in the large intestine.
Some buildings that were on slightly raised ground resisted destruction, burial or inundation by the flows but were left isolated within the flow.
Firstly, the capabilities of the structure and its ability to resist destruction in a collision process were presented and comparisons were made to other collision cases.
Some buildings resist destruction, but but it is thorny to disentangle to what degree this indestructibility is by design, happenstance, or cultural protection.
Not was it an accident that the Occupation forces desecret ed the Yasukuni Shrine-the holy place of Japan's resistant to Westernization; the center of Japan's will to resist destruction of its culture.
These events were not just defiant acts of resisting destruction and cultural erasure, but they were communal activities, they reinforced the bonds between the people, while one of the goals of the Serbian fascism was precisely to sever those bonds.
With an annual growth rate of about 2 mm, living coral reef formations resist destruction from sea action by constantly growing due to the preference for light and sediment-free waters [11].
Tumors may induce immune tolerance or resist destruction by activated immune effector cells through multiple proposed mechanisms [ 21].
However, another related symbiont of amoebae, Parachlamydia acanthamoebae, was shown to resist destruction by macrophages, eliciting no oxidative burst and inducing nearly no secretion of proinflammatory cytokines [ 13].
Protein production levels from synthetic genes can sometimes be improved by synonymous codon engineering of mRNAs to resist destruction through the silent elimination of RNase cleavage sites.
Inhibition of apoptosis is a key step in tumor development and growth, promoting the selection and propagation of cells that can resist destruction by various cellular stresses.
