Sentence examples for delivering protection from inspiring English sources

Depending on the properties and the intended degree of protection, a wide array of combinations is being marketed as delivering protection against most kinds of UV-induced skin damage.

Activities are also designed to increase the capacity of social workers in delivering protection services in the court process.

The 2011 GMR provides a stark reminder that no monitoring or high level resolution is a substitute to delivering protection when it its needed".

Voters, particularly in rural areas, view their representatives in Parliament principally as big bosses who can deliver protection: influencing the police and dealing with aggressive, corrupt land officials, or working to route jobs or multimillion-dollar projects to their districts.

Research teams in Germany and the United States, working independently, wanted to know if the Newcastle disease vaccine (NDV) could be altered to deliver protection against avian influenza.

On the one hand they deliver protection against high temperature corrosion because they act as a reservoir phase for alumina and chromia scale formation, while on the other hand due to their magnetic properties they can be used as a depletion sensor for the reservoir of the protective elements.

Overall, given our understanding of the protective nature of the rs12979860-CC genotype, it may be that this genotype fails to deliver protection against acute HCV infection.

Although adoptively transferred WT memory CD8 T cells could confer protection against Listeria monocytogenes in either the WT or FasL mutant hosts, memory CD8 T cells in FasL mutants could not deliver protection even in WT hosts.

Whilst we understand the NP to be the source of pathogens that cause middle ear infections, it is feasible that vaccine induced immune responses can deliver protection in the middle ear without reducing NP carriage.

Whilst we understand the NP to be the source of pathogens that cause middle ear infections, we suspect that vaccine-induced immune responses could deliver protection in the middle ear, where numbers of organisms are likely to be lower, without eliminating NP carriage.

There was a danger that outsourcing to companies with no experience in delivering child protection would undermine existing local partnership arrangements.