Sentence examples for vulnerable to breakthrough from inspiring English sources
This immune protection is partially T. parva isolate-specific, dominated by responses targeting a limited range of antigens in the vaccinated animal and vulnerable to breakthrough infection upon challenge [ 7, 8].
Their capture of the oilfields of Baku left them vulnerable to the British breakthrough in Palestine.
There are not many existing Tory seats in which Labour can expect to make further inroads, but a lot of MPs would be vulnerable to that kind of Lib Dem breakthrough.
But some types of treatment appear to work for some people and further research could yield more breakthroughs.Publicising sex offenders' addresses makes them vulnerable to vigilantism.
Ginzburg says that, although further breakthroughs of psychologically important levels makes the market vulnerable to negativity, it does set the stage for a strong, snapback trading rally.
"They are vulnerable to exploitation".
Brazil is vulnerable to China's slowdown.
But they are vulnerable to runs.
Nonetheless, the discussions remain vulnerable to derailment.
They are vulnerable to micrometeorite strikes.
Residents remained vulnerable to constant janjaweed attacks.
