Sentence examples for resist breakdown from inspiring English sources

Proteins that resist breakdown are more likely to stimulate an allergic reaction.

The results demonstrated that organic soil management can substantially improve soil structural condition, especially in terms of organic matter level, soil aggregate stability (ability of soil to resist breakdown by forces associated with cultivations) and soil pore characteristics, but that the effects might be both scale and time-dependent.

Organochlorines are among the chemicals known as persistent organic pollutants (POPs), which resist breakdown, store easily in fat, and bioaccumulate through the food chain.

Some approaches, like turning biomass into biochar, a charcoal whose carbon resists breakdown, and painting roofs white to increase their reflectivity and reduce air-conditioning demand, are relatively benign, but would have minimal effect on a global scale.

Cellulose, the fibrous stuff that holds plants together, resists breakdown into simple sugars.

The air-formed film of 304 stainless steel provides a good passive film that resists breakdown.

Depletion of Tfe3 accelerated ESC commitment, indicating that Tfe3 resists breakdown of the pluripotency network.

We were surprised to find that hyperoxidation does not preclude the formation of disulfide-dependent dimers, presumably because only a single (of a possible 2) disulfide bond is required to resist SDS-dependent breakdown, such that the other peroxidatic cysteine is now hyperoxidized, inactive, and unable to form disulfide bonds.

Banks are not obliged to provide details of their lending, and governments have resisted publishing a breakdown of loans made to different countries or banks.

The native cellulose fraction of corn stover resists enzymatic breakdown due to the complex structure of lignin and hemicellulose with the cellulose, making enzymatic disassembly difficult [ 3].

The accessibility of all cell-wall components i.e. cellulose, hemicellulose, pectin and lignin, is strongly limited by the covalent cross-linkages of the constituents which create an intricate network and a physical barrier that resists microbial breakdown.