Sentence examples for rapidly escape from inspiring English sources

These nanoparticles rapidly escape the endo-lysosomes and enter the cytoplasm within 10 min of incubation [24].

The ability of HIV to rapidly escape immune pressure would mandate the need for several TCRs specific for multiple viral epitopes.

It migrated from the Xe4 cavity of the A subunit to rapidly escape between the B and G helices of the B subunit.

For example, fish will either attempt to rapidly escape or display anomalous behaviour (Reilly et al. 2008) in response to noxious stimuli, such as electric shock or a chemical irritant.

However, soon after these initial events, C. albicans starts to form hyphae which disrupt the macrophage membranes, effectively killing the phagocyte and allowing the fungus to rapidly escape (Lo et al., 1997; McKenzie et al., 2010).

When a gene is activated, P-TEFb kinase is recruited to promoters and phosphorylates the paused Pol II·NELF·DISF complex, allowing paused Pol II to more rapidly escape into productive elongation.

Although more than 600 streams crisscross Uzbekistan, the climate strongly affects drainage, because river water rapidly escapes through evaporation and filtration or runs off into irrigation systems.

He chose such parts, not always for the best, because the role of anti-hero was a challenge and an act of defiance.Celebrity bugged him in every aspect: the studio contract system, from which he rapidly escaped, the Hollywood gossip mill, from which he fled into long-term marriage, motor-racing and Connecticut, the loveless pressure for Oscars and nominations.

Now for the first time, an astronomer says he has detected this cosmic burp--in the form of gas rapidly escaping a black hole that has just swallowed a star.

Allemand sailed from Rochefort on 16 July while the blockade squadron under Rear-Admiral Charles Stirling was out of position, rapidly escaping the coast into the Atlantic.

Experimental animal models have indicated that, after inoculation, Y. pestis rapidly escapes containment in the lymph node, spreads systemically through the blood and produces fatal sepsis [2].