Sentence examples for maintain a protective from inspiring English sources
The violence crescendos over a hundred and forty repetitive pages, saturating the mind with savage images that steadily override any effort to maintain a protective distance.
Cr at the surface may increase the lifetime of this coating as it is known that it decreases the critical amount of Al required to maintain a protective alumina scale.
Properties important for the useful life of the coating, such as: the gradual transformation of β-NiAl to γ′-Ni3Al, the interdiffusion with the substrate and the formation of internal voids are discussed in the light of the ability of the coating to maintain a protective oxide scale.
Several candidate microbicides such as vaginal acid-buffering agents that maintain a protective vaginal pH, antiretroviral drugs specific for HIV, inhibitors of viral entry into animal cells and detergents or surfactants have been proposed and some of them are being tested in pre-clinical studies [1].
To fulfil their task successfully, protected areas must encompass a high degree of the world's extant biological diversity and maintain a protective role over time in a dynamic landscape [ 3, 4].
The gastric epithelium can mediate digestive processes; however, an essential function of the gastric mucosal epithelium is to maintain a protective barrier that separates luminal contents containing pathogenic microorganisms such as Helicobacter pylori, from the underlying tissue compartments.
Farrant owes his job to her and she maintains a protective, sexually ambiguous, relationship with him.
Based on previous cell culture data and vaginal physiology, TMC120 is released from the various ring formulations in amounts potentially capable of maintaining a protective vaginal concentration.
A robust early response is important for maintaining a protective response as indicated by neutralizing antibodies.
These results support the notion that FKN/CX3CR1 signaling maintains a protective microglial phenotype in the retina and suggest that dysregulated microglial responses lead to sustained IL-1β cytokine release and potentially be a critical mediator of long-term damage to RGCs during diabetes.
The gastric epithelium is primed to secrete effector molecules that control gastric function, and the highly organized nature of gastric glands is essential for regulating gastric integrity and maintaining a protective barrier between harmful luminal contents and the underlying tissue compartments.
