The incidence of acute kidney injury (AKI) in P. falciparum is ∼1 5% in natives of endemic areas who have some degree of immunity, but is much higher in non-immune subjects, with reported incidences of up to 30% [ 1].
It also offers Internet-service providers a degree of immunity; without this, opposition from Silicon Valley would be fierce.
Undercover police officers engaged in covert missions abroad currently enjoy a certain degree of immunity from prosecution.
The act also provided a degree of immunity to individual unionists and some legal protection for peaceful picketing.
He went on, "I think that there's a degree of immunity that has come with the way that he has broken all of the past molds.
Others in the ruling party have called on her to appoint Lula as a minister, which would give him a degree of immunity.
One of the perks of working the street is a degree of immunity from petty crime - at least, from the young people you work with.
Those characteristics may be biological (e.g., age, sex, and degree of immunity), behavioral (e.g., habits, culture, and lifestyle), or social (e.g., attitudes, norms, and values).
In New Orleans, he wrote to Tourgée, "people of tolerably fair complexion, even if unmistakably colored, enjoy here a large degree of immunity from the accursed prejudice".
Compared with the well-established technique such as Liangs' method, the proposed algorithm provides higher degree of immunity and insensitivity to harmonics and frequency deviation.
When I first began writing from war zones in the mid-1980's, journalists enjoyed a degree of immunity that today seems almost fanciful, some last vestige of the spectator wars of the 19th century.
