Sentence examples for absolute escape from inspiring English sources

Results of this analysis corroborated our findings based on absolute escape latencies.

My absolute favourite escape is riding my bike around the island of Amager, to the south of the city.

In the past decade 40m Brazilians have escaped absolute poverty.

"In other words, 1.4 billion people escaped absolute poverty as a result of economic growth associated with globalization".

Parallel increases in the relative frequencies of most variants in the viral population at the expense of the founder virus (e.g. WEAU AY9, Fig. 6) are likely due to preferential killing of founder virus by epitope-specific CD8+ T-lymphocyte responses; such relative increases will not involve increases in the absolute number of escape-variant virions.

Still, in normal economic times $2 means an escape from absolute poverty and from malnutrition.

What time will be the absolute earliest you can escape without being noticed?

I try to escape from absolutes of any sort.

Even if many of these middling poor move up, their places are often taken by those who have just escaped from absolute poverty; population growth does the rest.

Thus the whole point of the Sieracki decision is turned around, and today's shipowner escapes his absolute duty because his vessel is modern and outfitted with complicated and dangerous equipment, and because a pattern of contracting out a sort of work on its has become established.

Perhaps they were simply chosen as a scapegoat.More broadly, the very middle class that Brazil has created in the past decade 40m people have escaped from absolute poverty, but are still only one paycheck from falling back into it, and 2009 was the first year in which more than half the population could be considered middle class is developing an entirely new relationship with the government.