Sentence examples similar to ever changing surface from inspiring English sources

Leucocytosis which may be due to lymphocytosis have been implicated in trypanosomiasis and these conditions are usually as a result of wax and wear syndrome on the animal immune system caused by the ever changing variable surface glycoprotein of the infecting trypanosomes [ 39] that demands the immune system to continuously produce antibodies and hence keep the level of lymphocytes high.

The quest for an HIV vaccine has been given a bad prognosis recently, due to increasing agreement that the human immune system isn't clever enough to outsmart the ever-changing surface of the virus.

One of the "major hurdles" to using immunotherapy to treat AIDS in humans, he says, is the ever-changing surface of the virus caused by its rapid mutation rate, which allows a few viral variants to slip past the immune system.

Protest and civil disobedience are now just the ever-changing surface of something deeper and more powerful: an evolving public insurgency with openness, democracy and non-violent direct action as its primary weapons.

The enormous repertoire of Leptospira serovars is mainly based on ever-changing surface antigens, notably the LPS.

The enormous inventory of serovars, based mainly on an ever-changing surface antigen repertoire, throws an artificial and unreliable scenario of strain diversity.

The rapid mutation in gp120 during viral evolution further creates an ever changing landscape of glycosylation patterns of HIV surface glycoprotein gp120 (also known as the "carbohydrate landscape") that favours host immune evasion.

In contrast, plants and fungi grow by extension of their outer surfaces, and thus their shape is ever changing.

Style is ever changing.

Tonaya Thompson, Managing Editor: Ever changing.

These arms of anesthesiology are ever changing.