Sentence examples for be protected by interventions from inspiring English sources

Because caffeine is frequently consumed and has a half-life of many hours, many patients entering the hospital with a myocardial infarction may have impaired potential to be protected by interventions, such as IPoC and drugs like statins and bradykinin.

This resentment sparked the formation of a local political movement, which was successful in pressing for changes in the current land management policy that were based on the ideal of a green forest landscape that needed to be protected by human intervention.

All of the other Church elders argued that the trip should go forward, expressing optimism that the company would be protected by divine intervention.

The subprime mortgage meltdown gave us fair warning of what happens when investors believe they will be protected by government intervention when parties with whom they do business fail.

In prevention studies, the prophylactic misconception consists in research participants mistakenly believing they will be protected by the preventive intervention being tested (such as a candidate HIV vaccine), and possibly taking greater health risks as a consequence.

A lack of efficient drainage has led to three of Newport's home games being postponed, but a late intervention by the club in conjunction with the FA has meant the pitch will now be protected by an inflatable cover.

He may be protected by presidential immunity.

They can be protected by antiozonants.

Some content may be protected by law.

Finally, in our scenarios we assume that each individual is protected by both the exposure-reducing interventions and the prophylactic therapy or vaccination that they receive, but continue through this period to develop clinical immunity at a rate dependent on the overall level of transmission in the community in which they live.

The CNS is protected by a formidable blood brain barrier (BBB) which limits surgical, therapeutic and diagnostic interventions.