inactivate造句

// between the active and inactivate state.

GI microflora may inactivate certain drugs, reducing their absorption.

Screening of phenothiazine photosensitizers that can be used to inactivate viruses in red blood cells

For green tea, the fresh leaves are heated or steamed to inactivate enzymes before they are rolled and dried.

Our body has a natural defense mechanism that is able to inactivate all these chemicals and make them harmless.

Food processing destroys some nutrients, but can also inactivate toxins and increase the availability of other nutrients.

Some technigues such as physics, chemistry and biology can inactivate or eliminate the effects of anti nutritional factors and toxins.

In some cases, enzymes native to the bacteria develop the ability to inactivate antibiotics before they have a chance to work.

The repressors were designed to inactivate each other, however, such that the two genes would never be fully expressed at the same time.

Working largely independently, Capecchi and Smithies developed a method known as "gene targeting" that allowed them to inactivate or modify genes in mice.

White tea — White tea is tea made from new growth buds and young leaves of the plant Camellia sinensis. The leaves are steamed or fried to inactivate oxidation, …

Desired to inactivate CD14 in order to further research its functional mechanisms in the condition of infection of gram negative bacteria and the relationship between CD14 and other receptors.

The way we have treated this disorder is to mechanically inactivate the balance canal, to plug it with fascia (the covering of muscle) and tiny chips of bone taken from the patient.