Sentence examples for avoid defences from inspiring English sources

Like the de Havilland Mosquito before it, as originally conceived, the Canberra carried no defensive weapons and relied on its high performance to allow it to avoid defences.

"It will be like watching a slow motion car crash as lines of intelligence dry up, intelligence officers are exposed and cyber attackers learn to avoid our defences".

Cooperation (and the potential for cheating) amongst parasites can take many forms – for instance it could involve participation in replication (and the production of shared toxins) to exploit hosts [46], [47], interference between non-kin through competition or collective action to avoid host defences.

Accidents can happen anywhere, but more accountable governments are more likely to avoid them.In defence matters, the trade-off between secrecy and accountability is never simple; western countries do not find it easy either.

Rotaviruses have evolved to avoid this defence mechanism by not uncoating fully inside the cell, and releasing newly produced mRNA through pores in the particle's inner capsid.

Do GEIs have the means to trick a host and avoid its defence systems?

Bacterial pathogens possess an array of specific mechanisms that confer virulence and the capacity to avoid host defence mechanisms.

Our results suggest that squid may avoid secondary defence responses and instead respond with escape behaviours as CO2 levels increase.

M. catarrhalis has a range of virulence factors, which allow the bacterium to adhere to host epithelial cells, enter host tissues, successfully multiply, interfere with and avoid host defence mechanisms, and cause disease [ 2].

Infecting pathogens survive inside vegetations by avoiding host defences, and the final step of IE consists of the dissemination of septic embols to distant organs and the destruction of valve tissues [7].

This relatively small gene family in A. candida may be due to weak selection pressure from the slow evolution of white rust resistance genes in the host, and/or an apparently minimal repertoire of effectors in A. candida that have been more effective in suppressing and avoiding host defences than in members of the Peronosporales.