Sentence examples for escape outcomes from inspiring English sources

This post hoc result suggests that the YA group showed an enhanced emotional response to relief or 'lucky escape' outcomes relative to the child group.

This analysis, although limited to a small portion of the HCV, provides useful information in identifying potential factors that contributes to the virus's overall escape outcome.

The 62-year-old Qatari has told friends that he will not follow Jack Warner's example and resign from Fifa and escape the outcome of the investigation.

We applied this assay to a series of Mane-A*10+ pigtail macaques receiving either Gag or KP9-expressing vaccines to assess the effect of vaccine-induced immunity on the emergence of immune escape and the outcome of SIV infection.

At the same time, the evaluations also show that the reactors at Fukushima Daiichi escaped the deadliest outcomes — a complete meltdown of the plant.

As long as society sees college as the time-honored American experience equivalent to "apple pie," the opportunity to generate better outcomes will escape us.

That leaves two unpalatable outcomes: NatWest escapes, or, after an interval, the circus starts again.

Deregulation of FAS/FASL system, namely FASL-844 T/C was implicated in the immune escape affecting BCG therapy outcome [39].

They downregulate MHC class I expression, overexpress nonclassical HLA such as HLA-G, HLA-E, and HLA-F, which have been recently proven to be correlated with poor clinical outcome, and escape from T and NK cell-mediated recognition [ 8, 31].

Important determinants of the various outcomes may still escape adequate control because at present and to our best knowledge, they are unknown.

We found that young adolescents showed an enhancement of the emotional response to relief outcomes (a 'lucky escape') relative to children, although they did not differ from adults on this measure.