Sentence examples for capable to protect from inspiring English sources

Therefore, we found proposed architecture is also capable to protect utility service and corresponding resources from external threats.

At the example of demountable draw bars it is shown that HVOF sprayed cermet coatings are capable to protect light weight material components subject to dynamical load against wear without detraction of fatigue strength.

In addition, UV-cured 5 and 10QL have turned out to be capable to protect PC films from the application of a methane flame (3s) suppressing the dripping, the smoke release and the particulate formation.

Rather unexpectedly, salubrinal, a recently identified PP1 inhibitor capable to protect against ER stress in various model systems, strongly synergized with proteasome inhibitors to augment apoptotic death of different leukemic cell lines.

Co-culture with CD40L L cells was found capable to protect breast (as well as renal, prostatic and colon) carcinoma cell lines against DOX induced apoptosis.

Numerous academic and industrial teams undertake multiple research and development efforts, in order to elucidate the precise biological parameters that need to be considered for generating T-cell responses that are capable to protect from infectious or malignant disease.

This requires selection of an immuno-dominant peptide that on its own still induces a strong immune response capable to (partially) protect against invasion with the pathogen from which the peptide was derived.

If these men were capable of lying to protect the church, might they not also be capable of lying to destroy it?

How can a person still pay a lot of money (or any money at all) for a diamond after knowing that there are diamond mining companies in Angola capable of anything to protect their mines?

Thus, the DWN manager role is to maintain in network nodes "n" and at time steps "t" free chlorine dosage "c*" capable, on one hand, to protect against contaminations and microbiological re-growth.

New rules adopted last year, for example, mandate that nursing home facilities have backup sources of power capable of maintaining "temperatures to protect resident health and safety and for the safe and sanitary storage of provisions" in the event of an outage.