Sentence examples for developed defensive from inspiring English sources

However headgear should be mandatory until fighters have developed defensive prowess".

In the next section, I will describe the process by which Mexican indigenous societies, who have shared a history of colonization, developed defensive strategies through the production of public goods, and how these strategies, over time, became part of their culture.

To counteract these viruses, primates have developed defensive measures which target various aspects of the retroviral life cycle.

To cope with the sperm DNA damage caused by genotoxic adverse factors, the human has developed defensive mechanisms including several DNA repair pathways that faithfully remove DNA lesions.

Because they have evolved in isolation, endemic island species often lack highly developed defensive or competitive abilities [ 5- 7], and this renders them exceptionally vulnerable to introduced continental competitors and predators [ 1, 8, 9].

But since man-made EMFs constitute a very new stressor for living organisms within the billions of years of biological evolution, the cells have not developed defensive mechanisms, for example, special genes to be activated for protection against electromagnetic stress of man-made EMFs.

Though North Korea has said it will not negotiate its right to develop defensive missiles, there are hopes that it may be flexible on exports.

"We develop defensive systems against missiles in order to protect our civilians, and they use their civilians to protect their missiles".

Now that we have shown ourselves to be less deadly foes to them, perhaps the whales are moving in closer to size us up, to develop defensive (or offensive) strategies.

North Korea's development of long-range missiles, coupled with its diplomatic aloofness and unpredictable behavior, was the leading reason behind the Clinton administration's efforts to develop defensive technologies capable of protecting the United States from a limited missile attack.

He answered, "If a grandfather, for example, was criticized and abused in the social upheaval of the nineteen-sixties and seventies, then he couldn't take care of his child, so the child was raised in a chaotic situation and had to develop defensive ways to cope".