Sentence examples for effect of protecting from inspiring English sources

Secondly, aid agencies also use humanitarian technologies that were initially employed for reasons of efficiency or effectiveness but had the "fortunate" side effect of protecting staff by limiting their need to be present in the field.

It has, at any rate, the effect of protecting the body from a paralyzing inundation.

"A side effect of protecting the surrounding lands from development or pollution is that you're preserving nature," she said.

Of course, given the commercial real estate collapse, this had the effect of protecting banks from write-downs.

This will have the effect of protecting it against the kind of unwise changes to teaching hospitals, for example, that we saw in the 1997 balanced budget debate.

(This unspoken casting period has the accidental effect of protecting those who, living under an autocratic regime, might not want their likeness to show up in print).

Health-care workers will be the guinea-pigs, so if the vaccines work this would have the fortunate side-effect of protecting a vital group of people.Johnson & Johnson (J&J), another American firm, is a slightly later entrant and its double-jab vaccine will begin human trials in January.

Studies on SH-SY5Y cells showed that curcuminoids counteracted the retinoic acid induced increased expression of APP [ 22] and nine curcuminoid substances isolated from turmeric had differential effects of protecting PC12 cells from Aβ insult [ 23].

The overall effect of Protected: Massive Samples is less "gotcha" sample-spotting, though, and more like listening to one of those Back to Mine albums: it's a delectably consistent and mood-unified collection of plushly produced, mostly downtempo soul and reggae.

The text may be too complex for younger readers, but having a parent around to interpret can also have the added effect of, well, protecting the book.

The effect of the protecting condition on cracking susceptibility of the laser-cladding layer is also reported.