Sentence examples for efficient protective from inspiring English sources

The layer of tantalum carbide and graphene provides an efficient protective layer against chemical corrosion and high temperature oxidation.

A better understanding of coating effects on wood is a crucial step to design more efficient protective mixtures.

The Miyawaki method of reconstitution of "indigenous forests by indigenous trees" produces a rich, dense and efficient protective pioneer forest in 4 to 6 years.

Intriguingly, a combination of immunogenic lipopeptides of ESAT-6 antigen exhibited local (pulmonary) and systemic immune responses along with efficient protective efficacy when administered intranasally or subcutaneously.

Nevertheless, consumers disliked its appearance, due to unfamiliarity, suggesting some consumer education may be needed if this were to be an efficient protective strategy.

These VLPs induce efficient protective immunity against influenza virus in mice after intraperitoneal or intranasal administration (Neirynck et al., 1999; De Filette et al., 2006; Ibanez et al., 2013).

"If this minimal legislative initiative can't succeed, the possibility of strong, efficient, constitutionally protective local courts will never happen in this state in my lifetime," said Eve Burton, a lawyer who was a member of a state commission that studied the town and village courts in 2007.

The company is aiming its vehicle, which retails for about $4,000, at small businesses who might need something a bit more efficient and protective than a bike to make their deliveries.

As a result, the highly phase-separated catalyst layer shows promising aspects as an efficient water protective layer with catalytic activity.

According to the research, it is confirmed that using the composite technique an efficient composite protective arch structure can be constructed and steel reinforcements can be entirely replaced by CFRP in some cases, such as coastal engineering and anti-blast structures.

The recognition of SPRRs as efficient cell protective proteins, linking ROS detoxification with cell migration, will provide new possibilities to study and manage tissue repair and wound healing at a molecular level.