Section 1 of Article III, for instance, confers life tenure on federal judges, saying they "shall hold their offices during good behavior".
Newer immunomodulatory agents could confer life-saving options for refractory disease in the future.
A key feature of the adaptive immune system is memory, which confers life-long immunity to previously encountered pathogens.
Renewal may occur as result of birth, immigration and/or loss of acquired immunity (cholera apparently does not confer life-long immunity).
A primary infection of dengue confers life-long protection towards that particular serotype, not towards the other 3 DENV serotypes [ 2].
They imply that fatty-acid composition, and thus resistance to lipoperoxidation, constitutes one of the causal mechanisms contributing to normal lifespan, and through which IIS mutations confer life-extension.
For diseases that confer life-long immunity, seroprevalence in a cross-sectional sample will correspond to lifetime attack rate, but only if serological cutoffs are chosen with care so that low-level antibody concentrations indicative of past infection are counted as such.
From the subtle and detailed argumentative structure of the eight weighty disputationes emerges a powerful unitary notion: the centrality, nobility and primacy of solar heat, that connects all beings and confers life on them.
Notably, two other independently derived P-element insertions in the snz locus, G1409 and SZ4089, also conferred long life and display transheterozygous lifespan extension.
But upon those he painted, famous and not so famous alike, he conferred everlasting life.
