Sentence examples for defences in some from inspiring English sources
Repertoire of T3Es represents candidate determinants of host specificity of plant pathogenic bacteria since it has been shown that many T3Es can act as molecular double agents that betray the pathogen to plant defences in some interactions and suppress host defences in others [11], [20], [95].
The second putative methyltranferase, CPt10_1471, shows similarity to DNA methyltranferases from both Clostridium and Campylobacter sp. CP220 and CPt10 have different Campylobacter host ranges (data not shown), the two identified methyltranferases may enable CPt10 to avoid host restriction defences in some strains through modification of its own DNA.
Courtenay Griffiths has acted for the defence in some of the UK's most controversial cases.
These results highlight that extended phenotypic traits may be a critical component of offspring defence in some taxa.
800,000 people out of a population of about three million served in defence in some way, ranging from the regular armed forces and reserves to civil defence and student armed youth units.
His 47-year career has seen him act as the defence in some of the UK's most notorious criminal trials, from both the initial trial and retrial of Barry George in the Jill Dando murder, to Joanna Yeates, the Wimbledon Common murders and Colin Stagg's dramatic acquittal.
Problems involved in six cases did not align with the procedural defences in place, some of which represented major hazards.
Saint Vincent's colonial government and defences were in some disarray.
There was no accumulation of any SAR gene transcripts including PR1, a marker for enhanced defence; in addition some other key elements in the SA defence pathway were suppressed.
It points out that the Environment Agency has had to reduce maintenance or even stop operating some flood defences in Cumbria and Lancashire.
This is because the surge is raising water levels before the peak of the astronomical tide and are likely to overtop some flood defences in the area.
