Sentence examples for be unable to evade from inspiring English sources
Readers of The Sixth Extinction will be unable to evade the conclusion that we do indeed find ourselves on the brink of a great catastrophe, one in which the agent involved is not an inanimate object (such as an asteroid) or a geophysical force (such as the extreme global warming disaster of 250m years ago) but a sentient creature: ourselves.
In contrast, the atl mutant would release intact muropeptides, easily detected by PGRP-SA, and therefore would be unable to evade detection by the innate immune system.
The age-related incidence of M. nonliquefaciens and M. catarrhalis may be indicative of the weak pathogenicity of Moraxella species, which may be unable to evade the well-established immune system of adults.
However, the atl mutant would release intact muropeptides, easily detected by PGRP-SA, and therefore would be unable to evade detection by the innate immune system; Hypothesis 2: S. aureus wild type bacteria shave and remove accessible PGN fragments at the surface of bacteria, eliminating the binding sites for PGRPs.
Faced with DNA evidence, Beth's father was unable to evade justice.
These days Monaco exercises its sovereignty "in accordance with the fundamental interests of the French Republic", and its French residents have been unable to evade the French taxman since 1963.
For much of the contest, Down competed reasonably in midfield but the Mourne forwards were unable to evade the shackles of a strong and disciplined Derry defence.
This time the pilot was unable to evade the missiles.
A total of 117 men, mostly personnel recuperating in hospitals in Athens who were unable to evade the Germans, were captured.
Barnes stood closer than virtually all in that position, with one foot on the edge of the cut strip and he was unable to evade the ball.
These results are in agreement with our previous study [20], in which a kerV mutant (termed D12) was unable to evade host defense mechanisms in flies and therefore was deemed not proficient in infection.
