Sentence examples for any protecting from inspiring English sources

By functionalizing the internal surface area of mesoporous carbon supports with thiol groups and implementing a simple acid extraction step, we are able to design the resulting materials with precise control over the Au nanoparticle size without the need for the presence of any protecting group, whilst simultaneously confining the nanoparticles to within the internal porous network.

But there won't be any protecting the player who hits free agency one summer after the data shows he's been slowing over the course of a season.

As we were emphasizing solvent less single step synthesis of hydroxy chalcones without using any protecting group, the reaction between 4'-hydroxyacetophenone (A) and 4-hydroxybenzaldehyde (B) was studied in detail to optimize the reaction conditions.

The transparent blister (primary packing) did not have any protecting influence on the formulations.

To the Justice Department, "exceeding authorized access" includes violating terms of service, and "any protected computer" includes just about any Web site or computer.

Lt. Gov. Spencer Cox (R) said Utah would share just publicly available information and not "any protected data".

One option used by several of the viewing applications is not storing any protected health information on the mobile device.

We are not aware at this time of any protected health information, personal financial information or Social Security numbers being compromised, and Stanford does not conduct classified research.

Paragraph (b) of § 404 then says that a creditor holding a claim against any protected series or the series organization may enforce the judgment against any non-associated asset of any protected series or series organization if that asset had not been property associated with a protected series or the series organization as of either the enforcement date or the incurrence date.

It is threatened by habitat destruction for cattle pasture and is not known from any protected areas.

Rather, the company said it wants the former official to return any confidential information he took and to stop disclosing any protected information.