Sentence examples for demand protecting from inspiring English sources

Our study shows that under different stress situations, the potential of renal gluconeogenesis can fully compensate the increased energy demand protecting the organ from toxic accumulation of acylcarnitines.

Four key issues will be explored in Nigeria under FHS: poverty and vulnerability patterns in selected local areas; citizen empowerment, surveillance, and demand; protecting the poor from low quality anti-malarial drugs through public and private sector engagement; and malaria and drug regulation policies.

Healey initially sanctioned higher taxes and borrowing to sustain demand, protect jobs (at 1.25m, unemployment was deemed too high) and win the October 1974 election (by just three seats).

The trick is to act like a benevolent guardian: to grant them the respect and recognition they demand, protect them from organizational rules and politics, and give them room to pursue private efforts and even to fail.

(He figures Chinese commodity demand protects Australia from U.S. and European slowing).

It puts a spotlight on the pangolin's plight, with core aims of reducing consumer demand and protecting pangolin strongholds in the wild.

Cassman, K. G., Dobermann, A. W. D. T. & Yang, H. Meeting cereal demand while protecting natural resources and improving environmental quality.

"Demand for protecting stadiums, commercial buildings, power plants and, for that matter, any other public venues from potential drone threats is growing rapidly,"  Singtel Innov8 managing director Jeff Karras said in a statement.

They can demand that protecting children gets the highest priority.

There is a demand of protecting participants of clinical research and preserving trust of both patients and public via strict adherence to the ethical rules along his listed set of recommendations.

There, authors propose a biding language in order to convert cloud user demands into the organized requests which helps cloud providers to support heterogeneous user demands while protecting the systems from selfish user behavior.