Sentence examples for degree of protective from inspiring English sources

Uncontrollable appetites of all sorts may earn the ultimate accolade: "He lived life to the full".Such euphemisms are a pleasant echo of an age when private lives enjoyed a degree of protective discretion that now seems unimaginable in Britain.

The relationship between fight-related injury and the degree of protective equipment worn was examined in this sample.

The rate of surface evolution is a function of the degree of protective film damage, caused by the surface straining.

Black seed as a nutritional factor demonstrated a degree of protective effect under the heat stress condition, as it revealed preserved hepatic sinusoids, and the hepatic cords maintained their architecture, with no inflammatory cell infiltrations; however, less degree of hepatocytes vacuolation and veins congestion were observed.

It has been well established that infection with IAV can induce a certain degree of protective immunity against infection with an heterosubtypic strain of IAV, which was already recognized more than 40 years ago [17].

Previous observational research using highly sexually active human populations (i.e., commercial sex workers) has reported that despite high prevalence rates of STIs [37], [38], some degree of protective long-term immunity may exist [18] [19].

While these different classes of antihypertensive agent show varying degrees of protective effect in Marfan mice, they all confer at least some degree of protection against aneurysm progression.

Currently, several experimental Ebola virus vaccines confer varying degrees of protective efficacy in animal models.

Developing a cardiac model system would permit examination of the relationship between the expression level of a potentially protective foreign gene and the degree of protection from injury.

Open image in new window Fig. 5 Spatial distribution of the I-factor (I-map), corresponding to the bypass degree of the protective cover in the study area.

Although the "strain specific" aspects of immunity to malaria are often emphasised, such an observation would argue for a significant degree of cross protective immunity.