Sentence examples for privilege status from inspiring English sources

The finely balanced anti-inflammatory microenvironment within the CNS contributes to the immune privilege status of this tissue.

By treating the documents as nonpublic, the Commission is not making a determination on any claim of privilege status.

The Commission retains the right to make determinations with regard to any claim of privilege status, and the discretion to release information as necessary to carry out its jurisdictional responsibilities.

With this immune inhibitory potential, microglia resided in the CNS may contribute to the privilege status of the CNS.

There is enough evidence which now suggests that MSCs are not inherently immune-evasive and the immune-privilege status is a flexible state depending upon cell to cell interactions and importantly soluble factors secreted by MSCs [35].

Breakdown of the immune-privilege status of the discs has been noted as an essential pathogenesis factor contributing to the IDD [ 29].

Full legal privilege and status was reserved for full Athenians, a status whose definition was tightened by the citizenship law of Pericles in 451.

But the Palm, at least for now, manages to retain an image of privilege and status.

It carries a willingness to challenge private monopoly power, class privilege, unearned status.

The Church of England represents the state — it has the imprimatur of officialdom and, because of this, considerable privilege and status.

"It emphasises the fact that this is a society based on class and that privilege confers status".