Sentence examples for immunity made from inspiring English sources
A police source said the attorney general's rushed clarification "made a nonsense" of the original announcement of the scope of the immunity made by Lord Cullen, who chairs the inquiry which formally opened last month.
Efforts to bring him to trial have been going on for many years but his position as leader of a popular rightwing political party, as well as elected posts in the national parliament that have him automatic immunity, made it all seem like fantasy to many.
Other translational advances in immunity made using zebrafish are discussed in Box 1. Macrophages are central in directing the host immune response, acting both as key phagocytic cells and as regulators of cytokine-mediated immunity (Mosser and Edwards, 2008).
Patient education is important and knowing that the tetanus vaccine does not result in lifetime immunity makes the date of the immunization extremely important.
This heightened state of immune activity during and after a viral epidemic increases herd immunity, making it difficult for additional viruses to become established in a population (Ånestad 1987).
This confirmed that striving for herd immunity makes economic sense for an isolated country.
Then, they hope, fish will gradually develop immunity, making it a less-fatal disease, like influenza in humans.
A third abiding concern was how negligent big institutions, notably hospitals and prisons, could hide behind crown immunity, making them impervious to reform.
Staphylococcus epidermidis fends off skin infection and enhances immunity, making antibacterial bodywash (which strips the skin of its natural oils and bugs) seem like an increasingly terrible idea.
The Transportation Department's grant of immunity makes final a tentative decision issued April 9, but does not affect a separate antitrust review of the proposed Delta-Northwest combination by the Justice Department.
A grant of Congressional immunity makes a subsequent criminal prosecution almost impossible, as the government learned after the convictions of John M. Poindexter and Oliver L. North were overturned in the Iran-contra case.
