Sentence examples for undergo destruction from inspiring English sources

Immunogenicity is thought to be related to survival, as tumours that are more visible to the immune system are more likely to undergo destruction by the immune system.

For instance, August Weisman considered physiological cell renewal to be regeneration and wrote so in a chapter dedicated to regeneration in his seminal 1893 book The Germ Plasm: 'the functions of certain organs depend on the fact that their parts continually undergo destruction, and are then correspondingly renewed.

The uplift area between depression basins has undergone destruction and denudation.

In addition to shaft destruction, the fan bearing and wheel blades have undergone destruction as well.

Whether Philadelphia is under attack in World War Z or a New York-like Metropolis is undergoing destruction in Man of Steel, much of Hollywood's apocalyptic fare is preying on audiences' post-9/11 anxieties.

The most prominent staining of cytoplasmic HMGB1 and of IL-1β was located in erosive parts of synovial tissue close to cartilage and bone undergoing destruction.

The finding of endocrine cell transdifferentiation in T1D supports a new paradigm where β-cells, in addition to undergoing destruction by inflammatory mediators, undergo a dynamic process of neogenesis from α-cells and transdifferentiation to δ-cells.

Chitosan started to undergo thermal destruction at 190 °C.

Thus, HOPG basal planes are generally considered to be folding-bending objects that undergo little destruction and removal after a folding process.

Mice infected with S. aureus in this model lose weight, undergo extreme destruction of joints, bone and cartilage, and ultimately die.

Mitochondria clearly undergo targeted destruction and require robust quality-control mechanisms, which are very active areas of investigation.