Sentence examples for evasion seen from inspiring English sources
Tumour macrophage hybrids could also account in part for immune surveillance evasion seen in GBM and other metastatic cancers (Huysentruyt and Seyfried, 2010).
For a review on tax evasion, see for instance Sandmo (2005).
There is certainly cause for concern: The reputation of Russia's business climate took a battering during the trial of the billionaire, who last month was finally sentenced to nine years in the clink for fraud and tax evasion (see "").
The genome of T. brucei is unusual in possessing a very large number (∼100) of small linear chromosomes which carry genes encoding major surface proteins used by the parasite for immune evasion (see [36]).
When we repeated the statistical analysis for the identification of escape mutations over pol and vpu genes, we found that 5 out of 19 potential CTL-escape mutations were characteristic of either the B or F subtypes, again showing a potential subtype-dependent advantage for immune evasion (see Table S4).
And tax evasion is seen as a legitimate defense against an inefficient state.
At the same time, a crackdown on social security fraud — a problem considered as pernicious as the country's widespread tax evasion — has seen some results.
Ressa posted bail Tuesday after tax evasion charges seen as a thinly veiled attempt by Duterte to further silence reporters and critics.
These findings suggests that the unmethylation of antiapoptotic genes, such as bcl-w, bcl-2 and survivin, occurring in a context of low genome methylation could be because of many molecular causes conferring the apoptosis evasion phenotype seen in glioma.
As evidence, he cited a crackdown on tax evasion, which has seen limited success, as well as the launch of a drive to privatize state assets.
After a quick introduction of Creamer that covers his 2005 conviction for tax evasion, Creamer is seen talking to a journalist posing as a possible donor, rambling a bit as he describes how to get voter IDs to people who need them.
