Sentence examples for major protection from inspiring English sources
White House officials say their ability to publicize excessive, unreasonable rates will be a major protection for consumers under President Obama's health care law.
Most damning though is the fact that if the trials are correct, and circumcision provides major protection from sexually transmitted HIV infection, then the impact should be obvious in the wider population.
Overcurrent relays (OCR) are the major protection devices in a distribution system.
Their depositions have been studied on flat substrates and present major protection against oxidation at high temperature (several minutes at 2000 °C under air).
Notably, the analysis revealed the induction of heat-shock protein and transporters, along with modification of cell membrane and envelope were the major protection mechanisms against butanol.
Cierniak and Kapiszewska (2002) and Cierniak et al. (2004) investigated modulatory effect of quercetin on DNA damage, and reported major protection against etoposide-induced DNA damage in bone marrow cells.
FortiGuard Labs, a major security protection firm, reports that in 2017, healthcare saw an average of almost 32,000 intrusion attacks per day per organization as compared to more than 14,300 per organization in other industries.
The Bush administration formally rolled back some major protections for the privacy of medical records adopted by President Bill Clinton.
The Bush administration today formally rolled back some major protections for the privacy of medical records adopted by President Bill Clinton.
The Council adopted the new law in June 1999 in an unusual split vote, over the protests of health, tenant, environmental and community groups that said it removed major protections.
A7 World Briefing A7 NATIONAL A8-10 AdministRollsn Rolls Back Rules on Medical Privacy The Bush administration formally rolled back some major protections for the privacy of medical records adopted by former President Bill Clinton, while also setting new standards for the use of personal data to market health-care products.
