Meanings of unreactive in English

In contrast, immunologically unreactive bile extracts had no appreciable effect on the action potential.

Oxidase and oxygenase enzymes allow the use of relatively unreactive O2 in biochemical reactions.

If you put something sweet on the unreactive middle of your tongue, you won't taste much.

Its surface should be chemically unreactive so that it won't change the taste or edibility of food.

Her left pupil was dilated and unreactive.

Formaldehyde- and methanol-fixed adult and fetal somatic tissues were immunohistochemically unreactive with either of the two antibodies.

Ceramics are stable, unreactive mixtures of compounds (magnesium and aluminum oxides, silicon dioxide) whose covalent bonds hold electrons tightly.

B cells producing antibody reactive with autologous tumor and unreactive with normal fibroblasts were detected both in TIL and in PBL.

Carborane, though, because it's so stable and unreactive, will flood a solution with protons, then freeze the molecules at crucial intermediate points.

Your pupils are dilated and unreactive, your facial capillaries are dilated, and there is a characteristic pigmentation change in the oral and nasal mucosa.

But the new analysis of the ratio of argon-36 to argon-38 is particularly incisive because the element is so unreactive.

A B27 positive cell line which has lost the B27 expression because of experimentally-induced mutation became unreactive with the Ye-1.

The adult isoform is specifically recognized by a monoclonal antibody that is unreactive with the embryonic variant, while two other monoclonal antibodies recognize both isoforms.

Results: The patient's larger pupil was read as unreactive by the pupillometer but constricted 1 mm over 7-9 s of continuous light stimulation.

In contrast, immunologically unreactive bile extracts had no appreciable effect on the action potential.

Oxidase and oxygenase enzymes allow the use of relatively unreactive O2 in biochemical reactions.