Sentence examples for may evade a from inspiring English sources

Exactly what it is is not yet clear: it may evade a neat label and be remembered as another nameless spike in killing that does not alter the fundamental contours of the conflict.

Listening and wanting are intricately entangled, in ways that may evade any measure.

As a consequence, weakly constrained but still functionally important regions may evade detection, especially by a two-state method, allowing for only one level of constraint like the HMM used here.

Therefore, many mRNAs whose translation is induced by a cue may evade ribosome immunoprecipitation protocol (i.e., TRAP) performed at a fixed time point after the cue stimulation.

Secretary of State Colin L. Powell, who only recently was openly optimistic about the American resolution's prospects at the United Nations, said Saturday that a victory there "may evade us".

The condition is not widely recognised and may evade diagnosis, yet it may be a major cause of impaired mobility and pain in the months after discharge [ 5].

Cooperative activation of different ErbB family members through heterodimerization may evade the therapeutic efficacy of inhibition of a single receptor target which, for example, may in part explain the relatively low response rates with trastuzumab.

Interestingly, in contrast to many tumor types, MM cells often do not show loss of HLA class I, suggesting a mechanism by which they may evade targeting by NK-cells.

The notion that a suppression of local cellular immunity may be a strategy by which tumours may evade host immunity [ 33] is supported by our observation that patients with large numbers of intraepithelial CD8+ cells in metastatic tumour deposits showed a more favourable outcome.

Our report provides a molecular basis for an explanation of how fHbp-null strains may evade the host immune system.

Once inside the macrophage the bacilli may evade or subvert the host immune response causing either a latent infection or active disease [2].