Sentence examples for progression to protect from inspiring English sources

The progression to protect captive chimpanzees from harms has come as the result of hard-fought efforts by groups ranging from the Jane Goodall Institute, Humane Society of the United States and the Chimpanzee Species Survival Plan of the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA).

As shown previously, photoreceptors in the RPE denuded area are able to survive up to 325 days after the acute event; 2 we propose therefore to continue anti-vascular endothelial growth factor therapy to slow down scar progression, to protect the photoreceptors from further damage (unpublished data) and giving the chance of self-healing.

In contrast, when used in chronic CIA, indomethacin slowed clinical progression but failed to protect against joint destruction [ 27].

59 HLA-A24 has been associated with more rapid islet destruction and progression to T1D. 60 On the other hand, the A*03 allele appears to protect against progression to T1D among children with the HLA-DR3/DR4 genotype and the presence of one or two autoantibodies.

The business secretary, Vince Cable, said on Saturday that care needed to be taken over how local pay was implemented to protect career progression in the civil service.

For example, the presence of activating KIR3DS1 in combination with its HLA class I ligand (the Bw4I80 allele) has been shown to protect against progression to acquired immunodeficiency syndrome in HIV-infected patients [28], and against the development of hepatocellular carcinoma in hepatitis C virus-infected patients [29].

It is important to note that even moderate levels of IFN-γ-producing CD8 T cell responses were induced by HER-GLP vaccine constructs (Fig. 3), they were sufficient to control tumor progression (Fig. 4A) and to protect against death (Fig. 4B).

34 These data indicate that early control of JSN progression is important not only to protect patients' physical functioning but to help them maintain the lifestyle they had before RA diagnosis.

Decorin is also thought to protect against the progression of diabetic kidney disease [38].

A final factor is the immuno-evasion strategies (such as deregulation of macrophage activity) employed by the Mycobacteria to inhibit the ability of the immune system to protect against disease progression [18], [19].

In some instances, these drugs have been shown to protect against retinopathic progression in diabetic patients and although this may be linked to correction of dyslipidaemia [27], which is a known DR risk factor, it remains possible that statins could directly impact the retinal microvasculature.