Sentence examples for defence effect from inspiring English sources

The already established role for SERK genes in defence raises the possibility that some defence effect related to AS could be operating in MtSERK3.

But the improvement in their defence, effected mainly by the arrival of Carlos Cuellar from Osasuna to partner the veteran David Weir at the heart of it, is undeniable.

What I call a "defence lawyering effect" also played an important role in this death penalty decline.

All plants contain a number of anti nutritional factors (ANFs) as part of their inherent defence mechanisms, effected by lectins, saponins, phytic acid and proteinase inhibitors amongst others [ 8].

A second line of defence that took effect immediately would therefore be desirable.

After early struggles against the pace of the hosts, McGowan put himself about at the centre of defence to great effect, blocking shots, getting in last-ditch tackles, generally holding things together and even getting into dangerous attacking positions on occasion and Erik Paartalu helped steady the ship in the second half.

The cytotoxic T cells are very important in cancer defence but their effect is dependent on the presence of other cells, including T helper cells.

They might also reflect the body's defence against the effects of an autoimmune attack, or they merely result from these disorders.

The story will follow the consequences of a man's murderous act of self-defence and its effect upon his family and is due to go before the cameras later this year.

Wounding would induce host defence responses the effects of which we would be unable to distinguish from those due to the infection alone.

The first line of whole-body defence against unwanted effects of radiation exposure is to start implementing the principles of justification and optimization in the catheterization lab.