Sentence examples for resistant to breakdown from inspiring English sources

Compared to 300 M, S280 steel exhibits shallower pitting and is more resistant to breakdown.

Conversely, the increase in temperature produces a thicker and more crystalline passive film which becomes more resistant to breakdown.

The oral cavity's abundant blood supply and rapid healing allow these flaps to be well tolerated by the animal and quite resistant to breakdown.

For the past 20 years, he has led field studies to detect and measure the presence of compounds that are particularly resistant to breakdown by chemical treatment or natural bacteria.

But their component building blocks differ subtly from those of proteins in a way that makes them extremely resistant to breakdown by heat or naturally occurring bodily enzymes called proteases.

Barron's product replaces the natural version's finicky surface-tension-cutting proteins with a pair of synthetic protein mimics (called peptoids) that — while remarkably similar to the proteins they're filling in for — are extremely resistant to breakdown by heat or naturally occurring bodily enzymes called proteases.

This "inner fingerprint" is immune to breakdown from grime, wear or moisture, making it very tamper resistant.

The native form of lignocellulosic biomass is resistant to enzymatic breakdown.

Using Escherichia coli as a model organism, studies of effects of pH and bacterial growth phase showed that cells in the stationary phase and at a pH of 8 were more resistant to photocatalytic breakdown.

Moreover, such peptides were resistant to further breakdown.

DDT (Dichloro Diphenyl Trichloroethane), a persistent insecticide, stable under most environmental conditions and resistant to complete breakdown by enzymes present in the soil microorganisms.