Sentence examples for gains protection from inspiring English sources

The mimic gains protection because predators mistake it for the model and leave it alone.

The advantage to the sponge is that it is carried by the mollusk; the hermit crab gains protection not only by living in the shell of the mollusk but also through the disagreeable smell and taste of the sponge, which discourages attack by fishes and other enemies.

In the Philippines children worked together with adults to restore degraded mangrove ecosystems, resulting in livelihood gains, protection of spawning grounds for fisheries, biodiversity gains, disaster protection from typhoon winds and storm surges, adaptation to climate change impacts, and the removal of atmospheric greenhouse gases that cause climate change (Tanner et al. 2009).

Figure  2 illustrates a mental model of preventive misconception, the belief that one gains protection by virtue of being enrolled in a prevention trial [ 37].

An exclusively breastfed child gains protection against a raft of health problems, including diarrheal diseases, upper respiratory infections, hypothermia and even the transmission of HIV.

"You gain protection from situational understanding," Dubik says.

What types of finance loss does one gain protection from by patenting an invention or idea?

And more than twenty million uninsured will gain protection they didn't have.

Perhaps people would respond like mice, gaining protection against disorders like Alzheimer's disease.

What this means is that gaining protection in Australia will be harder, and any success will be temporary.

Rosie O'Donnell gained protection for her name, used as the title of a magazine and television talk show.