Sentence examples for evade control from inspiring English sources

Predicting when and how a sexually reproducing parasite's transmission investment strategy changes is important because this trait underpins disease severity, epidemiology, and may help parasites evade control measures.

In a review article, McDonald and Linde [ 59] posit that knowing information about the population genetics of a pest organism can lead to a better understanding of its evolutionary potential to evade control strategies.

The evolutionary purpose is evidently to avert the risk that a damaged stem cell might evade controls and proliferate into a tumor.

Joel Crane of Morgan Stanley, an investment bank, argues that the authorities are targeting the "shadow-banking network" used by companies to evade controls on hard-currency lending.

But censors have found it hard to match the speed at which news can spread on microblogs or the way that users evade controls, such as by using euphemisms or homophones to refer to sensitive issues.

Export figures have been inflated by the use of faked invoices to disguise capital flows and evade controls.

Together these two features of WCR population genetics are hypothesized to lead to a high evolutionary potential to evade controls [ 59], and may help to explain why WCR has a history of evolving resistance to insecticides and agricultural practices [ 3, 10].

HIV has thus far evaded control by vaccines, in part due to the high diversity among viral isolates.

Other men urgently wanted by police are his brother Ibrahim, 20, and Cerie Bullivant, 24, who have also evaded control orders.

They include the forced closure of thousands of dirty factories that line the canal's route, many of which are owned by local governments that have evaded controls in the past.

As users become more skillful at evading controls such as keyword blocks – through coded references, analogies or perhaps by posting photographs of text – censors must step up their efforts.