Sentence examples for evade into from inspiring English sources

Most carcinomas use this mechanism to evade into neighboring tissues.

This pathophysiological transition is necessary for the conversion from a benign tumor to an aggressive, highly invasive carcinoma; it is the mechanism that allows tumor cells to escape from the primary tumor, evade into neighboring normal parenchyma, and enter lymphatic and blood circulation to initiate lympho-hematogenous metastasis.

Historians believe he left Vienna to evade conscription into the Austrian army.

Also during the period 1965 73, about half a million men became "draft dodgers," illegally evading conscription into the armed forces or simply refusing to respond to their draft notices.

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Others suggested peaceful and passive resistance: refusing to pay taxes, boycotting products from monopolistic companies (mostly those selling alcoholic beverages), not allowing children to attend Russian schools, evading drafts into the Russian army, and organizing factory worker strikes.

Keep getting into the right place to punish or evade in time.

Vesco first fled to the Bahamas in 1971 to evade an investigation into whether he had bilked a large mutual fund of a quarter of a billion dollars.

Mr Brazier said there was also a concern that the authentic-looking certificates could be used to help evade immigration controls into the UK.

Such economic citizenship programmes, which are being run by several small island states in the region, have raised concerns that terrorists, criminals and other shady characters could buy Caribbean passports to evade justice, slip into Europe and North America through the back door, or squirrel away billions in stolen public money in tropical tax paradises.

Bacteria can evade disinfectant by slipping into an amoeba's digestive system or inside protozoan cysts, persisting there for up to a hundred years.