Sentence examples for population escape from inspiring English sources

For example, three-quarters of Danes born in the lowest-earning 20% of the population escape their plight in adulthood.

Within a prey population, escape velocity scales positively with body size [ 9– 11].

On the basis of our data on the pivotal role of HGF in bone metastasis, and the hypothesis of Gherardi et al., regarding Src-mediated selective cell population escape after HGF/Met blockade, we treated 1833 xenograft mice with adenovirally expressed NK4 (AdNK4) in the presence or absence of DAS.

It is not clear what part of this population escapes the flare region.

One of the few that succeeded took place on 2 October 1961, when 53 people from the border village of Böseckendorf – a quarter of the village's population – escaped en masse, followed by another 13 inhabitants in February 1963.

For the second parameter combination (slow 2), the tumor cell population escapes control and grows to high levels.

Our investigations also show that, not only is there slower turnover of cell-surface TPβ following exposure to hydrogen peroxide, but also that this population escapes ERAD.

Wild-type B. pseudomallei is highly resistant to LAP and lysosomal killing, as the majority of the intracellular population escapes from phagosomes.

The alternative hypothesis could be that additional, potentially inseminated queens of the population escaped during excavation and that some entrances remained inactive and thus remained undetected during the study period of a month.

In the adopted combination therapy, we targeted Src activity with Dasatinib (DAS), reasoning that NK4 and DAS might be efficient to impair metastatic cell population escaped via Src from selective pressure exerted by the HGF/Met axis blockade.

Although the fs260 mutant is also found in the endoplasmic reticulum when it is expressed in REKs [ 4], a significant population escapes this compartment and reaches the Golgi apparatus [ 4].