Sentence examples for escape the effect from inspiring English sources

British industry has managed largely to escape the effect of the new policy on carbon emissions, which involves a levy introduced last year and tradable quotas.

However, for many metastatic breast cancer patients with HER2 gene amplification, the tumors do not respond to or eventually escape the effect of the trastuzumab due to de novo and acquired resistance (Valabrega et al. 2007; Junttila et al. 2010).

He said  "it would allow a large number of companies to escape the effect of the bill without doing much more than making a few monthly payments of a very small amount".

Both cell cycle delay and induced gene expression represent potentially important mechanisms for parasites to escape the effect of the antimalarial drug.

Such host-miRNA sequence conservation helps the virus to mutate the target regions with more precision and at ease so as to escape the effect of all the 4 miRNAs together.

Many previous lineage studies in the dipin as well as in the retrorsine model of hepatic injury support the notion that SHPCs derive from hepatocytes that escape the effect of toxic compound [10], [11], [12].

In truth, few public officials or economists expect Europe to escape the effects of a downturn in the United States.

Writers, with their much tinier fame, don't escape the effects of the infinitely reflecting mirror of a readership.

Some unfortunates, nevertheless, remain permanently handicapped, and very few completely escape the effects of society's antisexual conditioning.

Sony, the steward of Japan's best-known brand name, has been unable to escape the effects of the global slowdown in spending on electronics.

Tumors have mutated to escape the effects of radiation, chemotherapy, and targeted agents; the body's immune responses may not be unique.