Sentence examples for despite eliciting from inspiring English sources

Despite eliciting robust humoral responses to HIV, exposed hosts rarely produce broadly neutralizing antibodies.

Human Cav Mendelian mutations mostly located to segments involved in the mechanism of voltage sensing and gating within the 3D structure, with multiple mutations targeting equivalent 3D structural locations despite eliciting distinct clinical phenotypes.

However, a nettlesome HIV characteristic is that despite eliciting relatively broad CTL responses, this generally does not result in the containment of the virus.

They must do so, since they continue to transmit infection despite eliciting virus-specific antibodies; by contrast, pre-existing antibodies generally block the transmission of non-persistent viruses.

This effect was further enhanced by HG despite eliciting nuclear translocation of Nrf2 to a lesser extent when compared to CSE or HG + CSE.

Resting cEPCs and cECs in Type 1 diabetes patients with excellent HbA1c and high physical-fitness are comparable to healthy controls, despite eliciting 4-fold greater TNF-α.

Despite a number of eliciting causes all patients had significant overlap in symptoms and orthostatic headache as their core symptom.

In that study, despite a focus on eliciting children's accounts of participating in physical activity, there was no mention by children of chronic disease as a barrier.

We have also reported that hypocretin neuronal activity in rats is suppressed in novel situations eliciting withdrawal, despite maximal levels of EEG activation.

Despite the two receptors eliciting opposing cellular responses, it is evident that they share similarities in their modes of signalling as both receptors are able to phosphorylate ERK/MAPK.

115 Despite some difficulties in eliciting stillbirth data, the reports and statistics of the Registrar General for Scotland quickly became an invaluable resource for those who wished to study infant and maternal mortality, and arguably stimulated much discussion on the medico-social problem of stillbirth.