Sentence examples for adapted to evade from inspiring English sources
These molecules are adapted to evade, not induce, immunity.
And just as spammers have adapted to evade detection, the people who commit click fraud are adopting increasingly sophisticated techniques, according to Click Forensics, a firm that analyzes traffic on behalf of advertisers and ad networks.
While many market centers have adapted to cater to high-frequency traders, dark pools have adapted to evade them.
Parasites are adapted to evade the defenses of the host immune system, and hosts evolve new defenses to prevent infection leading to coevolution between hosts and parasites.
By contrast, immunotherapy drugs are simply encouraging the immune system to do what it is meant to do; it is not going to adapt to evade the drugs.
The influenza A virus is a prominent example of a pathogen capable of adapting to evade host immunity [1], [2], with profound implications for epidemiology and control.
That is probably why it adapted to a venereal form to evade the better hygienic conditions and to acclimatise to a colder climate [64].
These serotypes and clones may be better adapted to colonize the nasopharynx, evade the human immune response, and cause disease.
Going after the cheaters was perceived as a witch-hunt that would be detrimental to the image of cycling.' 'Announcing sample collections, notifying riders and leaving them unattended gave riders the opportunity to adapt and to evade testing positive through medical supervision, whilst at the same time giving the impression to the public that cycling was trying to address the doping problem.
The overall idea that viruses are adapting to more efficiently evade the human immune system across time of HIV/AIDS worldwide epidemic implies that they are increasingly more fit over time.
While autophagy restricts the growth of pathogens poorly adapted to life in the cytosol (e.g., Salmonella enterica), professional cytosol-dwelling bacteria, such as Shigella flexneri, evade restriction by autophagy (Boyle and Randow, 2013; Mostowy and Cossart, 2012).
