Sentence examples for development protected from inspiring English sources

Expression of bmm during early development protected the following generation (G2) from the effects of parental or acute exposure to a HFD (Supplementary Figure 5a-d).

Unconfirmed reports suggest that police budgets will be cut sharply (but with counter-terrorist specialists exempted), and that the FCO will also lose out (but with spending on international development protected).

"The pattern will continue to be uneven, with spending on the NHS, pensions, schools, defence and overseas development protected, meaning that reductions will be concentrated on other areas of welfare, police and fire services, courts and prisons, childcare, higher and further education, and local services such as social care, children's services and local transport," the report said.

But Gordon was of the "firm view that the proposed vegetation management reforms don't strike the necessary balance between Indigenous economic development, protecting the environment and supporting our farmers".

Upgrading Yorktown's sewage treatment plant will do more than diversion to stem the tide of irresponsible development, protect our water quality and prevent minority communities from being unfairly affected.

16 core beliefs are drawn up in it in total, and they include; democracy, sustainable development, protecting the environment, access to health and education, the importance of young people and fostering respect and understanding.

Responsible energy development protects environmental, human and economic health, and it is grounded in science that extends our understanding of the environment.

Back in the days of my childhood summers, there was no Coastal Act to regulate development, protect nature and maximize public access.

It's been 40 years since the Coastal Act was established to limit development, protect the environment and allow greatest possible public access.

Its objectives include maintaining international peace and security, promoting human rights, fostering social and economic development, protecting the environment, and providing humanitarian aid in cases of famine, natural disaster, and armed conflict.

These genotypes were also found to be associated with a significantly lower risk of BPD, suggesting that maintenance of the physiologically low expression of the 45-kD soluble MMP16 isoform at this stage of lung development protects against BPD.