Sentence examples for gives additional protection from inspiring English sources
And now Republicans in Congress are holding up passage of the Violence Against Women Act, an act that gives additional protection to victims of abuse as well as their children.
It is generally believed that biofilm production is the characteristic which gives additional protection to the pathogenic microbes against host immune response and antibiotics [ 49, 50].
Statistical analysis is needed for all graphs (the word "significantly" is used throughout the text) especially in Figure 3 to establish that Bim knockdown gives additional protection above Fas blockade.
"Congress could do more to give additional protection to older workers without stopping cash-balance plans".
On the second day, he agreed to give evidence after being promised by the judge and Manus Island detention centre operators he would be given additional protection.
The purpose of this research is to develop an undercover multiplexing technique to give additional protection for optical information encryption.
The sanctuary was given additional protection as a State Cultural Heritage Site in 1998.
In 1300, the old wooden chapel was rebuilt in stone and in 1310, an extension to the castle wall was constructed at a cost of £40; called 'the Peel', this followed the line of the old motte and gave additional protection to the keep.
C16 palmitic acid, C18 stearic acid and PHS at low concentration (1 mM) partially rescued the toxicity of WT α-syn in elo1Δ cells, as judged by the 4-5-fold increase in CFUs, and increasing the fatty acid concentration failed to give additional protection.
19 35 38 39 40 48 A simple hypothesis that any drug intervention that successfully increases high density lipoprotein levels will give additional protection against important clinical events seems to be incorrect.
With the more complex structure of the female cuticle due to the higher melanin content, the cuticle might also give additional UV protection but certainly more data on this would be needed.
