Sentence examples for ongoing protect from inspiring English sources

Results of the ongoing ProtecT study are urgently needed to assess the trade-offs between active surveillance versus surgery or radiotherapy, especially in men with higher PSA concentrations or higher risk disease.

Several sampling strategies, including maximum variation purposive (non-probability) sampling, were used to ensure the inclusion of the range of characteristics of the population, including the recruitment of men participating in the ongoing ProtecT (Prostate Testing for Cancer and Treatment) randomised treatment trial [ 13].

However, data collection in the ongoing ProtecT study [ 16] has shown that long time intervals between biopsy and interview have not resulted in change to men's narratives, with both negative and positive experiences of biopsy continuing to be recounted in the same terms, many years after biopsy.

Major modifications are ongoing to protect the city from flooding with the building of mobile barriers at the lagoon inlets.

A UK-wide vaccination programme of girls aged 12 and 13 is currently ongoing to protect against HPV.

Extensive material will likely be redacted to protect ongoing investigations and as-yet-uncharged defendants.

The Air Force said tonight that the detention had not been publicized "to protect ongoing investigations," which officials declined to describe.

The Air Force said in a statement late Tuesday that it had delayed making public the detention of Airman al-Halabi "to protect ongoing investigations".

At today's meeting, I will share with members the immediate measures we have taken following the referendum and our ongoing strategy to protect jobs and maintain stability.

At the time the company said that it would take "appropriate action to protect ongoing profitability" if the economic environment worsened.

By excluding cultural property from the "commercial activity" exception to foreign sovereign immunity, the courts would protect ongoing cultural exchange between nations and cultural objects within academic custody.