Sentence examples for and further protected from inspiring English sources
Wrapped to prevent freezer burn and further protected with pink fiberglass insulation, George arrived at the museum this spring in a gray shipping crate with the word "PERISHBLE" misspelled on the side.
The operations center, which has high-speed links to the Internet, is reinforced to resist physical attacks and further protected by video surveillance and special "biometric" access controls that require positive physical identification of staff members before they are allowed to enter.
In March 2009, President Barack Obama signed into law the Omnibus Public Land Management Act of 2009, which designated and further protected 124406 acres of park land as the Zion Wilderness.
These results suggested that Rg1 held beneficial effects on vascular structure and further protected against the organ-damage induced by hypertension.
We have also called on all parties to ensure institutional reforms are put in place to consolidate democracy and further protect human rights in Maldives.
Considering the sustained release behavior of Z CFX, we would attribute the enhanced antiproliferative effects observed in Z-CFX is due to the strong interactions occurred between LZH and CFX; the host would facilitate the cell uptake and further protect the guest from degradation so that the anions were slowly released and "killed" the A549 cells [55].
"We believe these steps, coupled with the changes in our office, will lead to a fairer and just eviction process and further protect those in need".
Plastic racks hold the rhizotrons vertically and further protect the roots from light.
These results may suggest that upregulation of Lon enhances the protein stability/level of Hsp60 mtHsp70 and further protects cell from apoptosis under environmental stress through binding with Hsp60 or mtHsp70.
All these work together to prevent lipid peroxidation and further protect cells from oxidative injury via suppressing hyperlevel of MDA and ROS and enhancing SOD and GSH-Px activities, which are involved in TM- and ABM-mediated antifatigue effect on enhancing exercise endurance.
Such reovirus-induced anti-tumour immunity attacks existing cancer cells and further protects the host against subsequent tumour challenge even after discontinuation of the therapy (Gujar et al, 2010), and thus bears the potential to govern long-term cancer-free health.
