Sentence examples for General protected from inspiring English sources

In general, protected templates differ more as more distant the respective transformation parameters are [146].

Although the present study only suggested the possibility of association/interaction of these enzymes with the nucleoid, it is possible that the bacterial genomic DNA is, in general, protected by these enzymes from reactive oxygen species, which we term the 'armor hypothesis' (see also Future Perspective in Discussion).

Similarly, deletion of Jak2 from mammary epithelial cells in general protected against tumor development in the MMTV- neu model, but deletion of Jak2 from tumor cells did not affect their proliferation [ 58].

Partly as a result of this conceptual disconnect, freshwaters have been largely ignored in protected area accounting schemes, even though a number of existing freshwater conservation strategies could qualify according to general protected area definitions.

In general, protecting areas with large trees and closed canopies enhances the persistence of pollinators and seed dispersers.

The Copyright Act of 1976, in general, protects "original works of authorship fixed in any tangible medium of expression". 17 U.S.C. § 102(a) (1988).

Trump has tried to scuttle the investigation in all kinds of ways, from firing his FBI director to demanding that his attorney general protect him from the probe to ordering the firing of Mueller.

While in virus infections type I IFNs in general protect the host, they play a more ambiguous role in bacterial infections [5].

That most women develop SS after menopause (age 55 or older) suggests that estrogen in general protects against the development of SS [ 62, 68].

Although preoperative training does not appear to, in general, protect against postoperative impairment induced by lesions, it may do so in the case of selective cholinergic depletions to the extent that the cholinergic innervation of temporal cortex may be required to adjust to new demands on information processing encountered only postoperatively.

In general, existing protected areas did not effectively capture the full suite of mammalian species diversity, nor are most existing protected areas part of a near-optimal solution set.