Sentence examples for established immunity from inspiring English sources

Thus, they differ fundamentally from epidemic viruses, whose replication and transmission are blocked by established immunity.

With gradually established immunity among human population, we wondered how the 2009 A(H1N1) virus would undergo antigenic drift in the months to come.

It remains to be elucidated why an established immunity capable of containing the viral burst during acute infection gradually loses its grip over the virus, allowing for the generation of these mutant viruses.

Such antibodies are of great importance in establishing immunity to diseases.

The court "concluded that there existed no exception under international law to the rule establishing immunity from criminal process before foreign national courts," said the president of the court, Gilbert Guillaume.

"He believed they would establish immunity, and that would cure him".

Instead, the vaccine establishes immunity represented by effector memory T cells; these distribute in the lungs and may protect humans for 10 15 years but are gradually lost.

Mr Kurbalija says the principle establishing immunity from prosecution for the heads of UN agencies is laid down in article six of the 1947 Convention on the Privileges and Immunities of the Specialized Agencies.

FIV vaccine researchers hope to circumvent this daunting task and still establish immunity against natural infection.

High mobility group box 1 (HMGB1), an abundant nuclear protein, is the main prototype of the "alarmins", a group of molecules that contribute to establishing immunity in response to cell damage.

In the case of Klebsiella, NK cell production of IL-22 may also be important in establishing immunity.