Sentence examples for capacity to evade from inspiring English sources

The capacity to evade apoptosis has been defined as one of the hallmarks of cancer and, thus, effective anti-cancer therapy often induces apoptosis.

The hallmark of this new generation of cell penetrating sequences is their capacity to evade late endosomal trapping and thus substantially enhancing both the intracellular delivery and the functionality of peptide drugs targeting intracellular ligands.

This figure expresses the surplus of the heat capacity to evade the heatstroke risk zone of the target of heat capacity consumption of the second week.

Open image in new window Fig. 12 Example 2. Figure 12 illustrates the lack of the heat capacity to evade the heatstroke risk zone of the target of heat capacity consumption of the second week.

The factor in the surplus heat capacity to evade the heatstroke risk zone is believed to be attributable to the room occupant refraining from using the air conditioning for energy saving purposes.

Studies performed on horizontal cells showed that they have the capacity to evade apoptosis and continue dividing in the presence of DNA damage, despite having a functional DNA damage response [52, 53].

Interestingly, zinc transport was not increased in the gain of function ZnT3Y357F mutant in assays that acutely assess zinc transport capacity (∼1 hour; Fig. 5 C and D), but became evident as a small yet significant increase in assays that explored sustained zinc transport capacity required to evade zinc toxicity (∼24 hours, Fig. 5E).

The more deeply I come to comprehend the capacity of terrorists to evade surveillance, the more I want to be assured that where our agencies are constrained, the threat to civil liberty is real and not merely theoretical.

The capacity of PAHM4 to evade phagocytosis and to survive intracellularly in macrophages was also examined.

The capacity of malignancies to evade host immune defense reactions and to establish a state of peripheral immune tolerance was initially described in highly immunogenic tumors like melanomas [ 14, 15].

Poor body condition has also been linked to a reduction in the capacity of fish to evade predators under controlled conditions (reviewed in Mesa et al. 1994), and in river environments (Hostetter 2009).