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"The essence of these recommendations by the UN Committee is to create a protective environment for children, where all children of the country will be effectively protected from all sorts of violence, abuse and neglect, said Carel de Rooy, UNICEF Representative in Bangladesh.

It is expected, therefore, that safety-related structures in a nuclear power plant can also be effectively protected from external blast, aircraft crash, etc. by applying FRC.

Inquilinus may be effectively protected from the action of antimicrobial agents by mucus production, and local host factors may also contribute to colonization and persistency.

In this study, we started from questions as to whether through surgical intervention of only the lower eyelid the eye can be effectively protected from problems caused by exposure and also whether in performing this operation more aesthetical and constant results can be achieved.

Costco is the latest to weigh in, sending a letter to the Council "to convey its interest in ensuring that the marine ecosystem of Zhemchug and Pribilof canyons in the Bering Sea are effectively protected from the effects of commercial fishing activities".

So far as there were attacks, most voters were effectively protected from them.

In a final nod towards the clerical child sex abuse scandal, the pontiff praised Church authorities for implementing "serious steps... to ensure that children are effectively protected from harm," suggesting that the Church could help "share the lessons" of dealing with sex abuse.

If the spring's catchment is effectively protected from pollution, the quality of discharged groundwater is usually high.

By coating with a layer of titanium phosphate, PAN particles were effectively protected from aggregation in the pyrolysis process, allowing CNSs with an average size of 50 nm to be obtained.

Our results show that BALB/c mice immunized with VLP vaccines were effectively protected from disease and death when challenged with viruses with antigenically distinct HA and NA proteins from H5N1 influenza viruses.

43a, 87a Although the nickel site is near the surface of the protein, it is effectively protected from solvent access by the hook motif.