Sentence examples for allowed protection from inspiring English sources

Both approaches allowed protection of nigral dopaminergic neurons against lesion-induced cell death in rodent as well as monkey models of PD.

Hinged panels could be opened and closed like a book, allowing both an interior and exterior view, while the ability to close the wings allowed protection of the inner images.

In vivo methylation using the M.FnuDII methyltransferase allowed protection of E. coli- C. pasteurianum shuttle vectors.

The logic is that slowed decision making and balanced power will reduce risk and allow protection for minority interests.

The letter says the fast-track system will "allow protection claims to be assessed efficiently and ensure a more robust approach to protection assessments".

The new rights register would also allow protection beyond the grave, allowing the family of a celebrity to profit from the deceased personality long after they have been laid to rest.

The technique of profound hypothermia allows protection of the brain, heart, and other vital organs when circulation is stopped during the time of circulatory arrest, which may be an hour or longer.

A substantial increase in the stability of the contact region is observed, allowing protection to be inferred on both faces of the β-sheet in the intermediate.

The results of those animal protection studies together with the best scientific information available concerning immune mechanisms of protection allow protection in the animals to be bridged to effectiveness in humans, usually through the use of an appropriate immune marker.

The International Law Association Committee on the International Law on Biotechnology suggests "examining whether the UPOV system should be partly adapted and relaxed to allow protection of improved farmers' varieties that result from controlled on-farm breeding processes" (ILA, International Law Association [2010]).

In the DRM process, rights holders/content providers release digital content that needs to be packaged into a media file format to allow protection and watermarking/tracking of the enclosed content.