Sentence examples for resistant to acid from inspiring English sources

The esophageal epithelium is stratified squamous epithelium, which is resistance to wear and tear but not resistant to acid.

It's this reaction that allows H. pylori, which isn't resistant to acid, to withstand stomach secretions for brief periods of time.

Enamelware is usually quite resistant to acid and impact, but may crack if the base metal is deformed.

The data obtained suggest that Shigella is resistant to acid and salt and that low pH foods stored at low temperatures may serve as vehicles for gastrointestinal illness.

E. coli AW1.7 and its Δcfa mutant were more resistant to pressure and heat but less resistant to acid stress than E. coli MG1655.

Crystalline cellulose is interesting in conservation as the individual particles are resistant to acid and not as hygroscopic as the amorphous part of cellulose.

Hafnium is fairly resistant to acids and is best dissolved in hydrofluoric acid, in which procedure the formation of anionic fluoro complexes is important in stabilizing the solution.

The results were in accordance with the fact that fungi are generally more resistant to acids and less tolerant to temperatures greater than 35 40 °C, when compared to bacterial species (Atlas and Bartha 1998).

To dissolve ThO2 in acids, it is heated to 500 600 °C; heating above 600 °C produces a very resistant to acids and other reagents form of ThO2.

It also showed that the rHLZ and HLZ were similar in their stability for pH values ranging from 2.0 to 11.0 (P>0.05), indicating that the enzymes are resistant to acid-base environments.

At baseline, the MCF-7 cells are resistant to acid-induced toxicity but do not exhibit constitutive upregulation of glycolysis.