Le et al (2005) found a strong inverse correlation between the hypoxia-related marker galectin-1 and CD3 staining in patients with HNSCC, providing evidence on how hypoxia can help tumours in evading immune surveillance.
In such cases, not even the most complex stimulus-response programs (learned or innate) will help an animal in evading the undesired surprises and obtaining the desired ones.
Although on the one hand ABC transporters appear to help cancer cells in evading chemotherapy, these transporters may additionally have a direct role in cancer cell migration and invasion during tumor progression.
"I am tired of being told that we face tough economic choices by a chancellor who is more interested in evading tax and helping his friends do likewise, than in helping our nation's young," Hunt said.
Lawsuit Over Tax Shelter May Derail a Settlement A former director of America Online and a former senior AOL executive have sued the law firm of Jenkens & Gilchrist and two other entities, saying that they were sold illegitimate tax shelters in 1999 and 2000 intended to help them evade taxes on $200 million in income.
The four-page signed submission, filled with arguments and accusations, also went into greater detail about the deal that Mr. Karadzic, the former Bosnian Serb leader, contends he made with the United States in 1996 to help him evade justice.
Monks can also execute forward rolls and flying kicks that send them hurtling around the map; both of these help players evade danger and in truth the flying kick is more useful at this stage as an escape manoeuvre than an attack move.
In addition, companies and individuals in other countries who help Iran evade sanctions can be cut off from the American financial system and face other restrictions.
Now back in his native country, he continues to disclose the inner workings of Julius Baer — one of many Swiss institutions that investigators say help clients evade billions of dollars in taxes by routing money through offshore havens in the Caribbean and Switzerland.
The speed with which it was built strongly suggests that the impoverished, isolated country, which tested its first nuclear device in 2006, had foreign help and evaded strict new United Nations Security Council sanctions imposed to punish its rejection of international controls.
