Sentence examples for resistant stores from inspiring English sources

Store highly flammable materials in fire resistant stores and containers.

Likely, this represents a release of BimEL from intracellular (NP40-resistant) stores, such as the cytoskeleton, as BimEL was detected at high levels in SDS lysates of control cells.

The nude alga T. suecica was more resistant and stores starch and lipids.

After phenotyping, surviving, resistant mosquitoes were stored at −80 °C for subsequent DNA and RNA extraction, and dead mosquitoes were stored dried on silica gel.

The casing is wipe-clean and scratch-resistant and it stores away easily.

However, it should be emphasized that the colonies of allyl-alcohol resistant mutants were stored on a selective medium for several weeks up to month.

The resulting E. coli DH10B chloramphenicol resistant clones were stored at -80°C in 96-well format in Luria-Bertani broth containing 15% glycerol.

But record stores remained resistant, and thus the existence of the much loathed cardboard or plastic "longboxes" — remember those?

But, if we haven't, or perhaps our cells have become insulin resistant, it will get stored as fat.

The 0.45 µm filtrates (i.e., the virome) were extracted with chloroform to kill any residual cells (10% vol:vol; most viruses are resistant to chloroform) and stored at 4°C.

This methodology is regarded as the most effective way of assessing exposure to these chemicals, (i.e., lipophilic, resistant to metabolism, and stored in adipose tissue) (Barr 2008).