Sentence examples for was not conferred from inspiring English sources

Immunity was not conferred by an attack, and it was not unusual for patients to have several attacks.

Further, NA inhibition assays indicated that these mutations did not change the sensitivity of NA to DFSA and thus the resistance to DFSA was not conferred by these NA mutations.

He found that while more broadly distributed species are buffered against extinction relative to more restricted species during "normal times" (characterized by steady rates of background extinction that have existed throughout the history of animal life; see Raup and Sepkoski 1982), this advantage was not conferred to species across the end-Cretaceous mass extinction boundary.

The protective effect of Dynasore was not conferred by dynamin inhibition, induction of ERK phosphorylation, or Dynasore binding to PLO.

However, in this study, high NF- κB activity in TS inhibitor-resistant cells was not conferred by degradation of I κB α.

In contrast, this level of protection was not conferred to Asian women who were at higher risk of PTB when compared to native-born population regardless of continent (e.g., United States and Europe) [ 71].

Legitimacy, it turns out, is not conferred from the outside.

In addition, a 2001 Congressional authorization to use military force arguably gave the president the authority that Mr. Obama has said is not conferred by the Constitution alone.

The upper limit to oxygen consumption is not conferred by the ability of muscles to do work, but rather by the limited ability of the respiratory system to provide or utilize oxygen at a higher rate.

However, under the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), such rights were not conferred to same-sex couples, and evidence of any serious relationship with a U.S. resident would have been grounds for denial of a student visa.

As scholar, Hillary proceeds to explain the basic understanding, that this right is not conferred by government, but by birth right.