Sentence examples for confer breadth from inspiring English sources
An AIDS vaccine could also be designed to induce a combination of antibodies targeting different sites, such as CD4bs and CD4i, in gp120 to confer breadth, potency, and protection [ 34].
Chemoreceptor proteins mediate the first step in the transduction of environmental chemical stimuli, defining the breadth of detection and conferring stimulus specificity.
The strength of the faculty in all academic departments and the breadth of course offerings throughout UC Berkeley confer lifelong advantages on students in the Haas School doctoral program.
The intensity and breadth of resource use that these mutations confer provides insight into the ultimate causes of selection.
The strength of the faculty in all academic departments and the breadth of course offerings throughout the university confer lifelong advantages on students in the doctoral program.
The Xar1 gene has demonstrated resistance to three California strains of Xcv (BS340, BS339 and BS347), though the breadth of Xcv diversity to which Xar1 confers resistance is not fully known.
The fact that the fastidious HLA-B*57 01 HLA-B*57 01istanconfersIDS while the presistance BF2*2101 confers resistonce to MAIDS's disease may be no paradox, in that breadth of peptide presentation may be an appropriate response to some pathogens, while presentheion of a promiscuouspeptide may BF2*2101suitable for other pathogens.
It is confered by Houghton Library to students whose outstanding collections display imagination, consistency and intellectual breadth.
Since it is desirable to confer protective immunity in poultry and HA DNA vaccination was effective in mice, we next examined the breadth and potency of single or multiple HA plasmid immunization in chickens.
This bacterium is associated with a wide breadth of human gastrointestinal disease, including numerous cancers, inflammatory disorders, and pathogenic infections, but is also known to confer fitness benefits to its host both indirectly, through interactions with other pathogens, and directly.
