Sentence examples for secondary escape from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Carlson et al. [27] demonstrated that the codon covariation analysis accurately re-capitulates known pathways of B*57 and B*27-associated escape in Gag [35], [36], [60], supporting the use of this tool for the identification of secondary escape patterns for additional HLA-associated escape mutations.

Although they show a rapid and substantial therapeutic benefit in most patients, with a good safety profile, primary unresponsiveness and secondary escape phenomena are not uncommon [ 7].

HLA-G expression can inhibit NK-cells from lysing tumor cells that have lost or downregulated classical HLA class I expression as a secondary immune escape [ 51, 52].

Whereas windings in the ideal model have no resistances and infinite inductances, the windings in a real transformer have finite non-zero resistances and inductances associated with: Joule losses due to resistance in the primary and secondary windings Leakage flux that escapes from the core and passes through one winding only resulting in primary and secondary reactive impedance.

If all Council's were to spend hundreds of thousands of Tax payers money on modifications to make their high rise blocks safer to live in, then they should also look at the hundred and thousands of house conversions they own which do not have a secondary means of escape.

Do you have a secondary means of escape if the primary route becomes blocked?

Ultimately, the main root is entirely colonized causing the typical corky root lesions, whereas secondary roots often escape infection [ 18].

Secondary defence and escape responses involve direct interaction with the predator (Hanlon and Messenger, 1996; Mather et al., 2014).

However, whether this shift from secondary defence to escape responses is an adverse effect, or if it would actually increase survival in the wild, is not yet clear.

The objective of secondary defence and escape responses are to break the potential predator's search image prior to or during a pursuit (Mather et al., 2014).

Our study demonstrates that in case of large scale emergencies, also where the survivors escape secondary disaster stressors, an initial assessment regarding disaster exposure and peritraumatic stress reactions seems crucial to predict psychiatric morbidity.