Sentence examples for protecting activities from inspiring English sources
SeLEP-1b demonstrated promising lipid-lowering and liver protecting activities, which may be considered as a novel compound to treat hyperlipidemia and also act as a hepatoprotective agent.
The altered production of inflammatory cytokines and bioactive lipid mediators with proresolving or protecting activities, either by inflammatory cells or by cells residing in the affected tissues, has attracted considerable attention as possible critical steps in the pathogenesis of these diseases.
A region that bound mouse Abs overlapped with a recently defined site on BoNT/B that binds to mouse and rat synaptotagmin II, thus providing a molecular explanation for the blocking (protecting) activity of these Abs.
DNA damage and DNA protecting activity of extracts were detected on pBluescript KS DNA vector.
The observed protecting activity could be considered physiologically important only if it reduces damages to PSI core and preserves PSI capacity to perform charge separation.
Three extracts were prepared from the leaves of Accacia salicina; ethyl acetate (EA), chloroform (Chl) and petroleum ether (PE) extracts and was designed to examine antimutagenic, antioxidant potenty and oxidative DNA damage protecting activity.
The present study was designed to examine antimutagen, antioxidant potenty and oxidative DNA damage protecting activity of plant extract from Accacia salicina leaves in relation to their total polyphenol, tannin, sterol and flavonoid content.
The report strongly condemns the department for violating "the First Amendment by retaliating against individuals engaged in constitutionally protected activities".
The organization properly argues that it may not be penalized for engaging in constitutionally protected activities, like providing abortion services with its own money.
The designation was used to justify open-ended "terrorism enterprise investigations," circumventing court-imposed limitations on police investigations of constitutionally protected activities.
But what that means to beachgoers varies, in part because the archaic principle was intended to protect activities like fishing and navigation, not building sandcastles.
