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Morocco's forests are protected at a national level because they are key to capturing its limited water supply and reducing erosion from its arid valleys.

If the Secretary of State does not report that whistleblowers are protected at a UN agency, the Congress must withhold 15percentt of the contribution.

He spoke of NATO, and said, "Countries we are protecting at a massive cost to us will be asked to pay their fair share".

More impressively, patients who maintained a detectable amount of the drug in their system were protected at a rate of ninety-five per cent.

"All apps have to be protected at a minimum by a passcode or password and the security customers currently use on their apps will not change when Paym is added".

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service argued that the gray wolf never occurred in 29 eastern states, but rather that a different species of wolf known as the eastern wolf did, and thus that the gray wolf should never have been protected at a national level in the first place.

A further 5.3 million acres of land (an area larger than Massachusetts) was protected at a cost of USD $4.8 billion using a fee simple approach.

It appears, ab initio, that large areas that are representative of ecoregions and habitats might be protected at a small cost to fisheries (although particularly sensitive areas may have to be included a priori).

P-values from both analyses were protected at a 5% False Discovery Rate.

Spatial prioritization of ES differs from spatial prioritization for conservation because ES are valued primarily for their worth to humans, can be transferable across space (may not need to be protected at a specific location), are sometimes substitutable by human engineering, and service beneficiaries define the success of management actions.

Overall, red blood cells infected with translocation-competent derivatives were protected at an efficiency of 80% or higher compared to the strain expressing wild-type PcrV, ΔV+pcrV (Fig. 3B).