Sentence examples for the protective layer of from inspiring English sources

As long as the structure of the nerve is intact, and the myelin coating (the protective layer of fat and protein that protects the nerve) is not compromised, there shouldn't be any permanent damage.

To test whether the protective layer of the stratum corneum could protect keratinocytes from UVA-induced plasma membrane damage, we extended our model to reconstructed skin produced using cells derived from human foreskin.

While that study did not determine a cause for the 2009 spill, its authors said that they believed that the protective layer of rock "was likely breached by high-pressure steam injection not related to a well bore issue".

While workmen were blasting out the Holland Tunnel, in 1924, the protective layer of clay deposited over the blast area to keep the explosions from blowing a hole in the river bottom and causing disaster to the tunnel-diggers rose high enough that it impeded ships.

The protective layer of inhibiting compounds on CS was visible from the scanning electron micrographs.

At potentials above 0.2 V the protective layer of BTA is destroyed and copper suffers from localized corrosion attacks.

With the coolness of a surgeon, Yates slices through the protective layers of self-justification to reveal the tissue of bad faith beneath.

Keratin forms the hooks and part of the protective layers of the cestode egg and the cyst wall of certain immature stages of trematodes.

She points out that household products aren't formulated for this kind of use: "You have a concoction that will strip away the protective layers of plants and associated organisms, which is not a sustainable way to approach weed control," she says.

A full excavation also meant removing the protective layers of silt that prevented the remaining ship structure from being destroyed through biological decay and the scouring of the currents; the operation had to be completed within a predetermined timespan of a few years or it risked irreversible damage.

Like other important proteins of the protective layers of the epidermis (like most prominently, loricrin), also filaggrin is strongly down-regulated on our overlap list.