Sentence examples for protected from deterioration from inspiring English sources

This landform is the feeder for domestic supply of water to the majority of the population in the city and has to be protected from deterioration.

According to the Directive 118/2006/EC, groundwater should be protected from deterioration and chemical pollution, this is particularly important for groundwater dependent ecosystems and for the use of groundwater as a water supply for human consumption.

In this set of mice, they found that by boosting the protein, brain cells and the connections between them were protected from deterioration.

The screen was protected from deterioration by a transparent Plexiglas panel fitted with an armhole (10×47 cm) that allowed hand contact with the CRT.

Materials exposed to direct sunlight can be protected from deterioration which tends to attract dirt with "Armor All" or other UV-blocking protectants and materials exposed to moisture can be protected with water-resistant protectants such as leather treatments.

For some time, East Camden was protected from the deterioration spreading throughout the city in the 1960's and 70's, largely because the neighborhood was separated from the rest of Camden by the Cooper River.

The simple truth is there isn't enough cash to ensure they are all protected from further deterioration.

Again, those with higher pre-morbid IQs seemed to be relatively protected from any deterioration in ADL over time.

Consistent with this report we found that among a group of 153 patients undergoing coronary bypass surgery with use of cardiopulmonary bypass C34T carriers were better protected from functional deterioration [ 16].

As depicted in Fig  5A, glucose tolerance was impaired in FasF/F mice, whereas FasΔmye littermates were partly protected from LPS-induced deterioration of glucose metabolism.

In instances when POF can be predicted, ovarian tissue, and the oocytes within it, can be removed and protected from damage or further deterioration in the frozen state and then returned to resume development when the patient requires the restoration of ovarian function (Campbell and Picton, 1999; Gosden et al., 1999; Picton et al., 2000).