Sentence examples for rapid escape from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere, young men smashed the windows of a car before the terrified occupants made a rapid escape.

And recent studies demonstrated rapid escape of PLGA nanoparticles from the endo-lysosomal compartment into cytosol following their uptake [6].

This reversal of surface charge was believed to cause association of the nanoparticles with the membrane of late endosomes, resulting in their rapid escape into the cytoplasm [101].

However, mAb labeled with iodine isotopes using the conventional chloramine-T method could result in a loss of efficacy due to the rapid escape of iodotyrosine resulting from the catabolism of the radioiodinated antibody within the lysosomal compartment, especially in the case of internalizing mAb.

Light atmospheric gases such as H2 would have been prone to rapid escape to space due to their low escape velocities, while others such as NH3 would be rapidly decomposed in the atmosphere by UV photolysis (Ferris and Nicodem 1972; Kuhn and Atreya 1979).

The second strategy is the elaboration of a specialised mucin-rich surface coat; this is loosely attached to the parasite epicuticle in a fashion that permits rapid escape when host antibodies and cells adhere, resulting in an inflammatory reaction around a newly vacated focus.

While crutching tends to be slow, jumping is employed as a rapid, terrestrial escape response, remarkably similar to the terrestrial kinematics observed among the aquatic blennies studied here.

Thus narrowly directed vaccination against a single epitope resulted in rapid immune escape and viral levels equivalent to that of naïve unvaccinated animals.

In contrast, animals vaccinated with only a single CTL epitope and challenged with the same SIVmac251 stock had high levels of viral replication and rapid CTL escape.

Many of the HIV-1 vaccine strategies currently being pursued utilising heterologous prime-boost protocols which give the most promising short-term viral control, are also the strategies that appear to induce the most rapid viral escape from CTL [41].

These results are consistent with a host-directed mechanism of action of JMN3-003 and suggest the existence of a systemic barrier that prevents rapid viral escape from inhibition by the article.