Sentence examples for protected upon from inspiring English sources
Details have also emerged of a letter from Mr Snowden to President Correa, thanking Ecuador for guaranteeing "my rights would be protected upon departing Hong Kong - I could never have risked travel without that".
A WHOIS search for the owner of the nyturl.com domain name doesn't reveal a thing since his or her identity has been protected upon registration, but according to our source this is effectively the work of two NYTimes employees, namely one of the group's Senior Software Architects, Jacob Harris and in-house developer Michael Donohoe.
Our results show that the cytoplasmic tails of CD3ε and CD3ζ subunits extracted from resting cells are almost completely digested by added trypsin, but become protected upon TCR triggering.
Whereas the whole cytoplasmic tail of CD3ε is susceptible to proteolytic degradation in the non-triggered TCR and is protected upon stimulation, in CD3ζ ITAM A is protected even in non-triggered TCRs, and stimulation extends this protection to ITAMs B and C. Interestingly, CD3ζ is sequentially phosphorylated on its three ITAMs during T cell activation (for a review see [40]).
Nevertheless, aged mice were not protected upon sequential vaccination but, instead, died rapidly following challenge.
Mice vaccinated with tumor peptide-loaded pDCs gained antitumor immunity and were protected upon tumor challenge, whereas nonvaccinated animals showed unhampered tumor growth [ 23].
Together they drew up a list of sixteen key sites around Baghdad that the military should secure and protect upon the fall of the city.
72 Studies in chimpanzees were important to demonstrate that these T cells protect upon reinfection because depletion of either CD4 or CD8 T cells after recovery from a primary challenge abrogates protective immunity upon HCV rechallenge.
Exposures were categorized as either unprotected or protected, depending upon whether full personal protective equipment was used.
In his telling, he is protecting put-upon inventors.
In the present paper, we address the influence of protected areas upon fisheries sustainability within an eco-systemic framework through a dynamic bio-economic model integrating a trophic web, catches and environmental uncertainties.
