Conversely, because of their high replication and propagation rate, viruses have evolved strategies, at least in part driven by molecular interactions, to circumvent host cellular defence and to maintain their control on the cellular machinery.
(In the U.S., it's illegal to copy a DVD to your computer's hard drive because you have to circumvent the copy protection in the process).
It is the conflict between man and god, between Apollo's oracles and Oedipus' attempts to circumvent them, that drives the action of the drama and decides Oedipus' fate.
Our data provide evidence that this combined approach will have strong efficacy in the treatment of ALL driven by mutated JAK2 and the potential to circumvent and overcome acquired resistance to single-agent JAK inhibitor therapy.
"But the motor manufacturers found ways to circumvent the tests".
But on the heels of a patent infringement lawsuit from sequencing behemoth Illumina, Inc., the company has revealed what will drive its newest devices a bacterial pore that seems to circumvent Illumina's challenge.
The clinical need for readily available and viable conduits to circumvent the use of nerve autografts has driven research to the development of biodegradable tissue-engineered nerve guides (TENGs) to bridge and restore the function of transected peripheral nerves.
Paul Tayar, Acer's mobile product marketing manager, acknowledged that it may still be possible for a thief to circumvent the system and take a peek at the hard drive.
Although treatments, which target individual pathway, have showed clinical successes, the ability of tumor cell to develop resistance to circumvent inhibition of a single signaling pathway drives the urge to target multiple signaling pathways.
To circumvent this problem, we used the GR LhG4/pOP transactivation system to drive post-embryonic expression of FIL transgenes (35S pro ::GR LhG4/p OP FIL; abbreviated to 35S pro I > > FIL).
To circumvent this problem we utilized the copper-inducible CUP1 promoter to drive Clb3 expression.
