Sentence examples for models of protective from inspiring English sources

In order to promote voluntary compliance of animal owners and managers, biosecurity and infection control programs need to be based on sound social cognitive models of protective health behaviour.

Further, they are complementary with research into the cognitive and social processing of preparedness messages [ 48- 51], the effect of experience on hazard adjustments [ 81], current models of protective action decision-making [ 48], and an emerging shift toward a health-promoting, community-level emphasis on "what to do about risk" [ 82].

Moreover, the obtained parameters were verified using fully 3D FE model of protective panel with pillar with FSI interface.

The effect was given a semiquantitative interpretation based on a model of protective film destabilization under high flux of dissolving aluminium ions, and a relatively slow relaxation of the film during the rest time period.

Existing theoretical frameworks of behaviour change have been adapted to predict health-related behaviour-change for chronic, non-communicable diseases [15], [16], but we lack a comprehensive evidence-based model of protective behaviour against RID threat [11].

Namely, we used the previously established TB model of protective Ag85B DNA- and non-protective Ag85B DNA/protein- immunizations to investigate the role played by CD8+ T cells and 4-1BB ligation on controlling memory Ag85B-specific IFN-γ-secreting CD4+ T cells.

In addition, in diabetic experimental models, administration of protective interleukins results in maintenance of euglycemia even in the absence of insulin [ 17]. 3) Aloof: this group includes interleukins whose influences on the cardiovascular system and on glucose metabolism are practically indifferent or not yet fully established.

The challenges of developing an HIV vaccine are multifold and include the global variability of HIV; the lack of a validated animal model, correlates of protective immunity, and of natural protective immune responses against HIV; the reservoir of infected cells conferred by integration of HIV's genome into the host; and the destruction of the immune cells by HIV infection.

For CRHR1 variants, we investigated the effects of the best SNP from Bradley et al. 2008, rs110402 using a protective allele carrier model (AA and AG vs. GG see Table II) and a carrier model of the protective haplotype described in this article.

The first case study highlights the comparison of manual vs. automated safety modeling of fall protective systems.

According to Lang's biphasic model of emotions protective reflexes (e.g. startle response) are primed if a defensive motivational set is activated.