Sentence examples for escape suggested from inspiring English sources

If Chapo's escape suggested that the Mexican political system had been corroded by drug money, his subsequent years as a fugitive did not diminish this impression.

Although the data show protection against these genetically distinct strains of P. chabaudi, the potential for immune escape suggested by these results warrants further discussion.

The identification of PI3K/AKT signalling as a core pathway for melanoma development and therapeutic escape suggested the possibility of co-targeting MAPK and PI3K/AKT signalling in BRAF-mutant melanoma (Table 1).

The complexity and success of his escape suggests he had major input, if not day-to-day control, experts say.

The manner of his escape suggests that his rescue operation was well planned and well financed and may have occurred with the complicity of officials in the prison.

The penultimate song, Green Fields, begins with Albarn announcing that he wrote it "years ago, somewhere on the Goldhawk Road": the reference to the west London thoroughfare whose traffic noise appears on the 1995 Blur album The Great Escape suggests that "years ago" means the height of Britpop.

Survivors of all these events are known in the myths, so it is likely that some inhabitants of the affected islands had enough time to escape, suggesting that coseismic subsidence may have been followed by slower aseismic subsidence before the entire island became submerged.

As far as what is considered "pro-gay," the laws specifics are somewhat vague, but Canadian site Travel and Escape suggests "gay-affirmative" speech, displaying a rainbow flag and same-sex partners holding hands are among the prohibited actions.

She also said he could "hurt himself in order to get to a hospital so he could more easily escape," suggesting he might electrocute himself with frayed wires or stab himself with shards from a broken compact disc.

Consistent with this notion, our experiments using PrP-Cre reporter fusion proteins as a phenotypic marker of endosomal escape suggest that, at least, a small proportion of extracellular PrP that is internalized can escape from macropinosomes into the cytoplasm.

The need for the acidic region of ActA for escape suggests the existence of another mechanism that involves protein-protein interaction.