Sentence examples for more efficient protect from inspiring English sources

They help make both IT and our users more efficient, protect the company's valuable data assets and save money.

Indeed, making delivery more efficient protects the time and resources of humanitarian actors to do just that.

Instead, it is more efficient to protect the most important information more than the rest, by using a channel code with unequal error protection (UEP).

All mice were sacrificed 15 days after tumor challenge and pulmonary macro- and micro-metastases were quantified as illustrated in Figure 2A and B. The results showed that vaccination with mIFN-γ plus GGTI-298 pretreated B16F10 cells is by far more efficient to protect against pulmonary metastases implantation (Figure 2B).

This study thus highlights the importance but also the difficulty of implementing spatio-temporal fishing regulations over a large geographical scale and suggests that modification of fishing gears and fishing behaviours might be more efficient to protect such highly migratory species.

Taken together, these data suggest that regulatory T cells present in surviving allografts might be more efficient at protecting the allograft from damage.

The immune response induces the synthesis of secretory immunoglobulins A (IgA) that are protective for the upper respiratory tract and serum IgG antibodies that are more efficient in protecting the lower respiratory tract [ 47].

The respiration data in isolated mitochondria and in muscle homogenates jointly indicate that overexpression of PLIN5 does not augment mitochondrial fat oxidative capacity per se but rather creates a situation in which shuttling of FAs towards mitochondria becomes more efficient, thereby protecting mitochondria against the deleterious effects of lipid overflow.

The data seem to support the hypothesis that umbilical cord blood cells have more efficient mechanisms to protect the genome than the mother's cells.

The panel will investigate how businesses are using mobile technologies to transform their business processes and make them more efficient whilst also protecting themselves against data leakage and malware attack.

This more efficient G1 arrest would protect against replication stress-induced genome instability and apoptosis by reducing the growth arrest of cells in S phase with incompletely replicated chromosomes.