Sentence examples for be suitably protected from inspiring English sources

For a drug to be clinically effective, it needs to be suitably protected in the biological fluid till it is delivered to the targeted site.

He acknowledged that he had been involved with Tod Volpe and the plan to create Provenance, but he said, "Eventually, basically, I just turned my back on it, because it became far too commercial in its scope and I didn't see that the integrity of my work would be suitably protected".

The headphone socket has a little cap to keep, er, the music dry and other areas are suitably protected.

The total synthesis of 15, a form of 4 that is suitably protected, yet contains a free carboxylic acid for subsequent drug conjugation, is described.

Thus, we are pleased to announce that a one-year agreement has been signed with Caltrans that will provide funding to ensure that these collections, records, and data are suitably protected, managed, and preserved for the public good.

Once I was suitably protected, I selected a tree and dived in face-first, working my way from the outside in, taking hold of a branch full of olives in one hand and then pulling along it with the other, the olives and their stems popping off without protest and falling on to the nets that had been laid on the ground.

In a statement responding to Ms Jackson's concerns, the service said: "We are working hard to ensure that prisons are equipped to meet the demands of an ageing prison population and that the public is suitably protected.

In flax grains, lipids are suitably protected against oxidation by various mechanisms and the antioxidative effect of phenylpropanoids which are present in seedcake is among them.

All welding or other operations involving naked flames or high temperatures in the area must be prohibited until the foam is suitably protected.

After the Operation Trial and Evaluation, it was found that the aircraft were not suitably protected and survivable for protracted use in combat zones.

Peptide PTMs were introduced as suitably protected monomers, as described previously [ 24].