Sentence examples for efficient defence from inspiring English sources

Plants respond to the presence of microorganisms by deploying efficient defence mechanisms leading to incompatible plant pathogen interactions.

Having in mind that the Springboks are unlikely to be selecting anyone smaller that 6ft 5in in either the back row or the second row and that they have probably the most efficient defence in world rugby, do we try to match them size for size, do we try boshing the ball up the middle or do we try to find other ways of unpicking a path to the line?

The document, titled Towards a more competitive and efficient defence and security sector, includes a list of measures aiming to enhance the European defense industry's worldwide prospects.

This abolishes the blood-peritoneal fluid barrier and permits the entry of immunocompetent cells and facilitates diffusion of larger molecules as immunoglobins, which is an efficient defence mechanism to intruders [1, 2].

It is worth stressing that the efficient defence against Sybil attack through the implementation of localization techniques comes at a low cost and obsoletes the need for GPS equipment while at the same time assists the intrusion detection system in the identification and localization of the intruder.

This points to this process as an efficient defence mechanism developed by the host plant late during infection.

"An efficient procurement policy is central to an effective defence policy.

Many bacteria have developed an effective defence mechanism against β-lactam antibiotics by producing β-lactamases, which are efficient enzymes capable of catalysing β-lactam hydrolysis [ 2, 3].

Hull did not need to be brilliant but Steve Bruce's team were efficient in defence and grew in confidence as the match wore on.

Quietly efficient in defence and dynamic going forward, PSG have a real chance of challenging the likes of Barcelona, Real Madrid and Bayern Munich for the title.

Animals have evolved a number of efficient antiviral defence mechanisms, which can serve as a source of inspiration for novel therapies.