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Button (2011) has argued that, although this kind of technical criticism has teeth against the version of Putnam's argument which explicitly invokes the downward Löwenheim-Skolem theorem, there are alternate formulations of Putnam's argument which can evade the criticism.

It was ultimately just the start of a mini-championship in which Dortmund can evade the worst in this wreck of a season (and which has relegated a mouthwatering Champions League clash with Juventus to a mere sideshow).

On the basis of these results we propose a new mechanism by which HCV can evade recognition by pDCs.

Several mechanisms have been described by which cells can evade Raf inhibition.

Glycosylation of hemagglutinins may be an important mechanism by which IAV can evade recognition by antibodies in an immune population.

Therefore, such findings detail one method, similar to those described for MET-mediated resistance, by which cells can evade EGFR inhibition from cetuximab.

Furthermore, the Ramakrishnan group has further identified circumstances in which mycobacteria can evade both the host response and antibiotic-mediated killing by assuming a tolerant phenotype within macrophages.

It is widely known that mycobacteria generate an intracellular niche in which they can evade host killing, and recent work has shown how phagocytes can act to disseminate infection, rather than controlling it (Davis and Ramakrishnan, 2009).

By obtaining a more complete understanding of the key routes through which oncogenic signals travel within the cellular signaling networks, it should be possible to predict new druggable targets and identify escape routes through which tumors can evade existing treatments.

At present, we do not know the fraction of individuals within a population that gain resistance by spacer addition, nor the rate at which viruses can evade CRISPR-acquired resistance via mutation or recombination.

It has been proposed that alternative activation of macrophages triggered by the intracellular pathogen Francisella tularensis is a mechanism by which bacteria can evade the host immune response to favor its intracellular survival [ 8].