denature

Yet there is something unnerving about the way he denatures real life.

They have lost their power to deny the flesh, or to denature the arts.

Pressure can denature proteins too, but usually it's very high pressures.

You can also heat the apples to denature the enzyme.

Though how do we make sure that information won't be somehow denatured when it gets there?

The salt introduced into the cell also denatures its proteins.

This process can also be used to determine whether or not lipids have denatured.

I'm trying to have them denatured, you know, their lethal potential lessened.

Then the sludge denatured as if the desert sun drank it away.

The machine will not denature any of your medications or interfere with their stability.

The film works well as far as it goes, but some of the story's emotional power is denatured or lost.

Eggs consist of proteins which denature when heat is applied.

Some sounded denatured in comparison with their finest European counterparts.

These nuclear weapons could be denatured at the site by nuclear experts.

The samples were then denatured at 95 C for 5 min and chilled on ice.

The effect is to denature the original testimony, removing any sense of urgency it may have once had.

She thought that would denature them, but instead the wood maintained its strength, and remains potent today.

Theoretically, one could denature methanol but I've never encountered it.

The chemical denatures proteins on the epithelium, melting if off.

Note: No person may begin to denature alcohol until we have approved the manufacturing process they intend to use.

We will consider alcohol as denatured only when it is made using one of the formulations approved by us.

You may apply for a certificate of denaturing provided that:

One likely answer is that in an age when electronics made music ubiquitous, it also denatured the perception of musical sound.

For example, protein drugs such as insulin may be denatured by stomach acids.