Sentence examples for consequently protected from from inspiring English sources

The act has made it easier for a person to show that they are disabled and, consequently, protected from disability discrimination.

Furthermore, administration of deferiprone and deferoxamine significantly improved the level of protein and shifted back the peak positions of amide I and II to near control values indicating tau protein, β-amyloid, amyloid plaques and neurofibrillary tangles decreased, consequently protected from Alzheimer's disease and other major risk factor of many neuronal dysfunctions in brain tissues.

Durability Timber penstocks can show a high durability as long as the material is permanently saturated and consequently protected from direct insolation.

These data indicate that the presence of high levels of Cu/Zn SOD and Zn render spermatogonia resistant to ROS, and consequently protected from oxidative stress.

One possibility is that metyrapone has induced a long-term effect on adrenal development and differentiation such that 1 week old animals are hypoadrenal and consequently protected from developing hypertension.

Products bound by SlmA and consequently protected from endonuclease digestion were amplified by PCR.

Our observations thus indicate that in contrast to Vemurafenib, Dabrafenib is a potent inhibitor of MLKL phosphorylation and consequently protects from necroptosis.

It is a key repair pathway that is accountable for conserving genome stability and consequently protecting from cancer and other diseases by repairing numerous lesions and strand breaks of DNA which are uninterruptedly caused by endogenous and exogenous mutagens [ 6].

However, male germ cells, which do express CTAs, lack major histocompatibility complex class I and consequently are protected from a T-cell-based (auto) immune response.

Extracellular polymeric substances (EPS) produced by microbial cells during growth play a crucial role in immobilizing heavy metals (Comte et al. 2008; Francois et al. 2012) and consequently protect cells from deleterious effects of toxic metals.

Nick Nolte asserts that Sam is an example of the breed of lawyer who hides behind a mask of objectivity that is the law, which consequently protects them from the ugliness and horrors of the world--in effect reducing their capacity for empathy and courage.