Sentence examples for a weak escape from inspiring English sources

He then fails to escape, a weak escape rolling back into the beach.

In these cases, escape from specific immune memory may not affect fitness or, if immune pressure is weak, escape phenotypes may be slow to evolve.

The results were consistent with the conclusions that (1) viral escape is a significant determinant of the HLA-associated rate of AIDS progression and (2) protective CTL responses target epitopes where escape variants have a weak selective advantage and escape is thus less frequent (Fig. 6).

Instead, William Bottke of Cornell University and his colleagues argue, the asteroid may have been gradually nudged by a gentle push from sunlight into one of numerous, weaker "escape hatches" created by Mars (Science, 13 August 1999, p. 1002), taking tens of millions of years longer to approach Earth than assumed.

Without an EPP feature, a weak complementizer cannot provide an escape hatch for DP constituents, and thus blocks any argument movement.

One possible explanation is that escape variants with a weak selective advantage as well as having a longer fixation time from first appearance will also grow out less frequently.

This result needs to be treated with caution because of the very small number of Gag epitopes studied but the observation is consistent with the idea that protective CTL responses recognise epitopes where escape variants have a weak selective advantage.

We found that CTL responses restricted by protective HLA class I alleles, which are associated with slow progression to AIDS, recognised epitopes where escape variants had a weak evolutionary selective advantage (P = 0.008) and occurred infrequently (P = 0.017).

You can't allow yourself an escape route, or in a weak moment you'll take it".

[Page A1.] President Bush acknowledged that he could not ignore or escape the political peril of a weak economy.

"But there is no escape from the Greek labyrinth with a weak Europe that isn't growing".