Sentence examples for more effective protective from inspiring English sources
"We have concluded that other, more effective, protective measures are in place to protect the thyroid gland in the event of a release of radioactive iodine," the commission wrote in a letter to the Department of Health and Human Services, which was tasked with enforcing the rule.
These changes, along with the gradual introduction of more effective protective gear and more stringent safeguards against "professionalism," revolutionized the college game and eventually led to the establishment of a professional football league.
Learning from the microstructural design of nacreous composites could lead to the development of more effective protective composite systems.
These results not only present insights into the mechanism of brain injury, but also provide information which can be used for designing more effective protective head gear.
A Ti(Al,O /Al2O3 composite coating was found to be a more effective protective coating than a TiAl(O)/Al2O3 composite coating due its greater resistance to molten aluminium attack.
There are BTV and AHSV vaccination studies showing that co-expression of both outer capsid proteins induces a more effective protective immunity than either protein alone.
The coatings showed a protective behavior during the carburization experiments, however more work is needed to optimize the structure of the coatings for more effective protection.
These quotas set an absolute limit on the amount of certain goods that can be imported into a country and tend to be more effective than protective tariffs, which do not always dissuade consumers who are willing to pay a higher price for an imported good.
The polymeric materials synthesized in HPhy medium were more effective as protective coatings than the one synthesized in H2SO4 medium.
The purpose of this study was based on previously highlighted changes in U.S. civilian worker head-and-face shape over the last few decades – touting the need for new and better fitting respirators – as well as the study's usefulness in designing more effective personal protective equipment (PPE) – specifically in the field of respirator design.
This was also the group that received more doses of Barbados Cherry fruit (for 10 consecutive days), compared to simultaneous group (1 day), pre-treatment (5 days) and post-treatment (4 days), which may have resulted in this effect protective more effective.
