Sentence examples for protected stage from inspiring English sources

This could be due to development being an early and protected stage in the animal's life or that the cellular milieu is more complex in the adult when immunity is active.

Foreign genes could enter cells of the recipient organism at any weakly protected stage of the lifecycle in natural environments.

Mr. Lloyd Webber -- author of hit musicals including "Cats," "Evita" and "The Phantom of the Opera," member of the House of Lords since 1997 and proprietor of three other West End theaters -- said he was moving into his new role to protect the stage from business interests more concerned with the bottom line than with what appears behind the footlights.

Sham 69, who were playing, had been adopted by a hardcore racist group and we knew they were going to try to trash the gig, so we got a posse of heavily tooled-up people from Southall to protect the stage.

As with the Stones' performance at the infamous Altamont Free Concert later that year, the Hells Angels were hired as stewards to protect the stage and equipment, something suggested by the Grateful Dead's manager Rock Scully, who was used to the Angels performing this service at free festivals in California.

The cuticle from the L2 is retained as a sheath around the L3 and protects this stage from environmental pressures.

I know there are some people who say they feel protected by their stage names because the people are writing about this other person" – she holds out her arm, as if embracing the shoulders of an imaginary friend – "but I don't feel that way.

Unlike the heroin market, for instance, cocaine is protected at transaction stage by a veil of legality: in its powder form, it is a drug bought and sold by respectable-looking people in respectable-looking places, away from police eyes.

Administration of recombinant TNF-α protected against blood stage infection with Plasmodium chabaudi in mice [7], while mice deficient for TNF-α controlled P. chabaudi adami blood infections less efficiently [8].

Meristems of woody perennials from temperate climates go through the cold season in a dormant stage, protected into specialized structures named buds.

But by sensitizing communities, supporting border patrols and working with governments, UNICEF is trying to make sure that children vulnerable to trafficking are protected at every stage.