Sentence examples for target to escape from inspiring English sources
In the past, the U.S. has been reluctant to share such intelligence with Pakistan, because it has sometimes leaked, allowing the target to escape.
Its ecclesiastic-in-chief notwithstanding, that was too juicy a target to escape Laxey's sights.
After years of painstaking surveillance, the F.B.I. did not want any of its targets to escape, and "you can't take down one without taking down all of them," one law enforcement official said.
This because it seems a virus cannot easily mutate these targets to escape, as our statistics significantly exclude free co-mutations within those targets.
While not mutually exclusive, these data highlight the important double-edged role of IL-2 both in enabling Tregs to suppress and target cells to escape Treg-suppression.
During experimentation only two participants proved incapable of performing the task with the perturbation and allowed the target figure to escape from the pointer figure by leaving the screen.
This pulse-chase analysis, which monitors fluorescence from functional 3WJdB as a function of time, demonstrates that this large RNA payload persists in a full-folded and functional form within the intracellular compartment, potentially increasing opportunities for other RNA payloads to engage endosomal targets or to escape from the endosomes into the cytosol.
Pursuers' mission is to access targets; targets' mission is to escape from pursuers' capture; defenders' mission is to intercept pursuers who are potentially dangerous to targets.
In fact, by increasing the temperature, a tendency for the target molecules is to escape from the solid phase to the bulk phase.
As an autophagy adaptor, p62 takes part in the elimination of ubiquitinylated intracellular pathogens; some infecting agents even target this step to escape from the defensive system of the cell.
In the beginning, the algorithm identifies the prey agents of each grid that are most likely to escape (target prey agents) to other grids (Line 2).
