Indeed, pathogens frequently evolve virulence factors that take advantage of tolerogenic immune pathways specifically to evade immunity, providing selective pressures that could explain the evolution of so many complex and non-redundant tolerance mechanisms.
A CSA PowerPoint presentation, seen by the Guardian, claims such sites are guilty of "encouraging" people to evade debts, provide "breeding grounds for misinformation" and "insult" banks and debt collectors.
Such a situation pulled many teeth from WADA's snout as it clearly presented many opportunities for athletes, who may have been cheating at Rio, to evade testing, provide false samples, and garner time to flush out their systems.
It is therefore not surprising that the ability to evade them provided certain pathogenic strains with a selective evolutionary advantage (Gruenheid & Le, 2012; Koprivnjak & Peschel, 2011).
The State Office of Children and Family Services' efforts to change or evade a law providing public access to the records of children who have died in New York State after a report of abuse or neglect.
He evades sanctions by providing a back-dated doctor's certificate claiming the substance is in a skin cream.
The authority has been working in conjunction with seven online marketplaces — Amazon, eBay, Fruugo.com, Wolf & Badger, Etsy, ASOS and Flubit — which last year signed on to cooperate in the investigation to identify merchants evading taxes by providing records of sales and other data obtained by the HMRC itself (we asked and it did not elaborate on what the latter entails).
In the past athletes have attempted to evade drug detection by providing other peoples' urine.
The glycocalyx can allow CTCs to evade anoikis, while also providing a barrier for therapeutics to bind to cell surface receptors (137).
But suppliers have become adept at evading such scrutiny by providing fake wage and work schedule data that suggest they abide by labor laws.
