Sentence examples for extent of protection from inspiring English sources
In 3.5% NaCl containing EG, the alloy is protected but the extent of protection is a function of immersion duration and concentration of EG. EG affects both the anodic and cathodic corrosion reactions according to PDP results.
The extent of protection allows for the estimation of termination sites and reveals a complete picture of protected transcripts within the selected region.
The estimate of protective efficacy obtained from a trial will be a function of the extent of protection and the duration for which this protection appears to last.
SPF ratings — the letters stand for sun protection factor — reflect only the extent of protection against UVB.
CAIII can provide the G6PD-deficient persons with some extent of protection against oxidative damage.
The extent of protection was confirmed after challenging the immunized hosts with live V. cholerae.
With these resources, companies are evaluated according to a range of criteria, including the volume of patent applications for new and unique inventions, as opposed to variations on existing patents; success rate at winning patent protection; the extent of securing protection in major world markets; and the influence of their patents as documented by subsequent citation by other companies.
The reform considered shows that it is possible to improve the efficiency of employment protection policies without affecting the extent of worker protection on the labor market.
Models 5, 6, and 7 allow for a nonsusceptible subgroup, with the odds ratio reflecting the relative odds of being susceptible in the intervention group (i.e., the extent of complete protection) and the hazard ratio reflecting the protection due to the intervention among those who are susceptible (i.e., the extent of partial protection).
Many experimental studies investigating the effects of statins on eNOS and cardiac injury in the setting of ischemia and reperfusion have been performed in an attempt to determine the extent of the protection as well as the mechanism of the protection.
Our data suggest that preexisting immunity to established SIV strains may partially protect pigs in Europe against pandemic (H1N1) 2009 virus, but the extent of such protection needs to be assessed in well-controlled challenge experiments.
