Sentence examples for remarkable immunity to from inspiring English sources

The mole rat's double system may be part of the reason for its remarkable immunity to cancer.

There are, it must be said, some people who apparently received insufficient childhood doses of fairy tales, and they demonstrate remarkable immunity to the fantasy magnet.

The facts say that postwar Germany has demonstrated remarkable immunity to extremism, with strong antibodies that kick in to fight ideologies or propositions of excess.

He probably owed this remarkable immunity in large part to his aversion to publicity.

A playoff-size horde of news media barged through, marking an end to the club's remarkable immunity from the fallout of baseball's steroid era.

In the protected and insulated R&D environment, scientists and engineers enjoy a remarkable immunity from business economics.

That mathematicians and physicists have worked ever since to develop responses to the more ingenious of his paradoxes is remarkable, though perhaps not surprising, for immunity to his paradoxes might be taken as a condition upon the adequacy of our most basic physical concepts.

These devices were remarkable in that they could be used between -40 to 150 degrees C with good read and write characteristics and immunity to 500 Oersted magnetic fields even at 150 degrees C. Every foundry has said that they would offer MRAM memory (and other emerging memories) in their embedded products.

They also lacked immunity to measles.

Immunity to poison also has its surprises.

That, and an apparent immunity to obstacles.