Sentence examples for capacity to escape from inspiring English sources

However, some viruses have acquired the capacity to escape these defense barriers.

The capacity to escape would present advantages to species in polluted environments.

An important dimension of these discussions will relate to aesthetic experience as a potentially extra-historical dimension of the work of art with the capacity to "escape" time.

"We get a lot of high-profile prisoners, and prisoners who have the means and capacity to escape," one of the the HSU managers explained.

Judy Rhines and her friend Easter Carter are the two kindhearted women at the centre of the Dogtown community; ironically, they are the ones who have the capacity to escape its confines.

We expect that species exposed to frequent environmental changes would benefit from the capacity to escape from adverse environmental conditions and to disperse to settle in a more suitable habitat.

Since root hydrotropism represents a key feature for adaptation to environments scarce in water43, we investigated the capacity of roots to escape imposed osmotic stress by bending towards water-available media (Fig. 2a).

They argue policy makers should encourage both democratization as well as the expansion of "state capacity" in order to escape from the threat growth reversals still pose to Africa's current phase of growth.But perhaps other lessons could be learned from this sort of economic history as well, aside from the importance of good institutions for growth.

The major limitation of these treatments is the capacity of tumors to escape and recur [1].

However, Nrf2 activated by toxicant would limit the capacity of cells to escape from injury, because they also stimulate cell death signaling.

In this paper, we propose an alternative service which uses the elastic capacities of Cloud Computing to escape the limitations of the desktop and produce accurate results more rapidly.