Sentence examples for definitive protection from inspiring English sources

Definitive protection from overwhelming TNF-α and HMGB1 response were only achieved by plasmadiafiltration (PDF).

Definitive protection from excessive TNF-α and HMGB1 response were only achieved by PDF.

Complete adhesion prevention is of particular importance as it is the only means of providing a definitive protection against all adhesion related complications, such as infertility, ASBO and inadvertent enterotomies.

Until 1994, there was no definitive legal protection for the rights of people with mental health disorders.

Some examples provided were unspecific, but the respondents were certain CIS was used as it was considered the definitive Canadian child protection data-source.

The above summarized totality of studies as well as the variety of study methods provides adequate scientific rationale to support the clinical use of blue light-filtering IOLs, even without definitive proof of protection against AMD, in the same reasonable way as UVR filtering was accepted on scientific rationale without definitive clinical trial.

As always, the hospital served as a place for comfort, protection and definitive answers to life-altering questions.

Magnesium, absorbed from magnesium carbonate-containing phosphate binders, could act as an anti-arrhythmic and could have important inhibitory actions on vascular calcification, although definitive evidence on cardiovascular protection is sparse [ 8, 9].

Not definitive, just definite.

Second, we measured injury related to maltreatment or violence, rather than definitively caused by, as only a small minority of cases where maltreatment is suspected proceed to child protection assessment and definitive attribution of cause.

Some environmentalists say they believe that Dr. Ramey has an agenda to diminish the protections of endangered species laws, or that he is at the very least misguided in his argument that scientific testing should be definitive before a species is listed for protection.