Sentence examples for defences form from inspiring English sources

Evidence that gut-resident bacteria play a role in shaping immune defences form the basis for the hypothesis that probiotics may modulate responses to infection or vaccination.

This research disproved older theories about the shape of the Roman city walls, demonstrating that the Roman and medieval defences formed an identical circuit.

But new thinking on defence forms a big part of what separates New Labour from Old.

Watford striker Troy Deeney's BBC Sport analysis focused on Leicester's rock-solid defence forming the foundation of their seven-point lead over Tottenham at the top of the table.

The structural defence forms the first line of defence against insects, and comprises the morphological and anatomical traits that are advantageous to plants, which deter the insect herbivores (Hanley et al. 2007; Agrawal et al. 2009).

For better, for worse: Five who have benefited, five who haven't Will Greenwood Came to the Six Nations with his usual litany of deficiencies: club form, defence, physique, etc.

Two rows of soldiers from the Papua New Guinea defence force formed a guard of honour for the couple.

But his premiership seems to be slipping uncontrollably downhill.Brown and outIn Mr Brown's defence, some form of slide was inevitable: any party that has been in power for a dozen years grows lazy and dishonest.

There was no combined arms synthesis, meaning that the FlaK arm did not directly support the German defences thereby forming one mass defence.

They also appear to act as positive regulators of the hypersensitive response (HR) [ 22], a defence-related form of programmed cell death.

It was in the months that followed this experience that the Syrian civil defence was formed.