Sentence examples for being rendered immune from inspiring English sources

During the second decade of the 20th century, it became apparent that far more people were being rendered immune to polio by previous asymptomatic infections than were being immunized by recovery from overt disease.

People can be rendered immune to the virus through vaccination, and outbreaks can be contained by eliminating or controlling mosquito populations.

Centromeric cohesin is rendered immune to the prophase pathway by the activity of the shugoshin protein Sgo1 (Kitajima et al, 2004; Salic et al, 2004; McGuinness et al, 2005).

It was a bitter irony that the Gweagal shield – and all other artefacts from the collection that were displayed in Encounters – were rendered legally immune under Australian Commonwealth law from Indigenous claim by the 2013 Protection of Cultural Objects on Loan Act.

"One has to consider the effect on the public interest in the prevention of crime if any defendant with family ties and dependencies such as those that bind Mr Norris and his wife was thereby rendered immune from extradition to be tried for serious wrong-doing.

If enough people are vaccinated and rendered immune, immunization then also provides herd immunity, protecting the unvaccinated from disease.

Two principal mechanisms may operate: on the one hand the immune systems loses the ability to detect the neoplastic population through changes in antigen presentation or editing of the antigen receptor repertoire; on the other hand initially effective immune responses may be rendered ineffective through development of an immune suppressive environment [ 2].

The antisense oligo is rendered water soluble and immune to enzymatic degradation due to the backbone structure of morpholine moiety linked to a phosphorodiamidate [ 2].

Immunotherapy is based on the fact that once the immune system recognizes cancer and gears up to fight it, something remarkable happens: The immune system is rendered helpless.

This herd immunity effect protects the unvaccinated, provided a threshold number of people are immunized and rendered immune.

The vast majority of the bacteria in the body are rendered harmless by the protective effects of the immune system, and some are beneficial.