Sentence examples for fail to confer from inspiring English sources
Some Muslim Britons contract an Islamic marriage (but not a civil one) and then fail to confer on the bride the marriage settlement that would be obligatory in say, Pakistan.
The observation that antioxidant vitamins fail to confer protective benefits in large, well-designed randomized clinical trials has led many to question the role of oxidative stress in the pathogenesis of disease.
However, these vaccines do not fulfill all the requirements of the WHO because they fail to confer long-term protection, are not suitable for children under two years, require more than a single dose and require a distribution chain with cold storage.
Mutants unable to escape from the phagosome, such as those defective for IglC production, are attenuated for virulence, but fail to confer protective immunity against virulent F. tularensis challenge [12].
Why do Smc1 M665R and Smc3 mutantmutant proteins fail to confer sister chromatid cohesion?
Induction of differentiation per se cannot explain the beneficial effect, as treatments with differentiation-inducing hormones or drugs fail to confer the protective effect (Guzman et al. 1999).
This is exemplified by the results of the recent STEP trial, which showed that a HIV-1 vaccine that conferred protection in non-human primates not only failed to confer protection in humans, but may have paradoxically increased risk of transmission [3], [4], [5], [6].
Judge Irenas also found that Mr. Zeitz failed to confer closely enough with Mr. Marshall -- who the lawyer described as an unusually difficult client -- about the death-penalty phase of the trial.
Some Republicans contend that Ms. Hamann conducted a halfhearted investigation of the governor's staff, quietly suspended it before she was finished and failed to confer subpoena power to Mr. Cuomo, which would have allowed the attorney general to compel the governor's top aides to testify.
Unfortunately, these strategies have failed to confer significant protection against human TB [69].
Arsenic-adaptation failed to confer cross-protection to mercury and cadmium stress.
