Sentence examples for help to guard from inspiring English sources

One theory is that lighter sleeping patterns help to guard humans against predators that are able to see more clearly under moonlight.

The ANT approach can also help to guard against simplistic assumptions in relation to the role of objects in shaping social realities.

Paneth cells help to guard against bacterial translocation, and dithizone ablation causes increased bacterial translocation across the intestinal wall (Edde et al., 2001; Sherman et al., 2005).

From epidemiological studies, there is evidence that consumption of dietary anti-oxidants through eating polyphenol-rich fruits and vegetables can enhance cellular defence and help to guard against diseases, such as cancer, coronary heart disease and osteoporosis.

Such provisions would help to guard against unjustified deferral of publication that could be caused by extensive or repeated rounds of comments or by undue delay in the sponsor providing comments to the PI.

This is not essential, but taller players help to guard shots more effectively.

I helped to guard the driver as other soldiers searched the vehicle.

The security situation was also a worry with Mr. Wagih, who had not slept, he said, because he was helping to guard his neighborhood against looters until 5 a.m.

At 16, Cardell Gay had watched his father get involved in the movement, helping to guard Mr. Shuttlesworth's home at night.

Partly, of course, because that's smart politics, helping to guard against complacency, ensuring that every voter believes their vote matters when the byelection is called.

He had a degree in politics but had joined patrols to protect Jewish institutions, and was helping to guard the synagogue that came under fire late on Saturday night.