Sentence examples for protection that develops from inspiring English sources

And the degree of UV protection that develops following ultraviolet radiation exposure may vary site by site," Reed added.

The era when "the tank was king" had ended, says Keith Brendley, head of Artis, an American firm that develops protection systems for military vehicles.

Testing the hypothesis that GIA could be used as a marker of partial protection against blood stage malaria that develops in residents of malaria holoendemic areas, our results show that higher levels of growth inhibition activity were associated with a modest delay in time to infection with age as an important independent variable.

"It's to pay tribute to all the communities that lost property and heritage to the reservoirs," said Diane Galusha, author of "Liquid Assets: A History of New York City's Water System" (Purple Mountain Press, 1999) and spokeswoman for the Catskill Watershed Corporation, a nonprofit agency that develops water-protection programs.

Results confirm that the application of a TMD system reduces the amount of the hysteretic dissipated energy, which is a direct measure of damage in the structure, and so it is beneficial for the protection of buildings that develop a nonlinear behaviour under severe dynamic loadings.

The poor nations also reiterated their objections to standards of environmental and worker protection that the developed nations generally seek, saying such standards make it even harder for them to catch up.

If the government manages to convince the rest of the G8 to follow its lead, then poor countries will no longer have policies that don't work foisted on them by governments whose own farmers and industries have enjoyed years of the kind of protection and support that developing countries can only dream of.

But few people in the developing world -- or for that matter in Washington -- think that such assurances are sincere; they believe that anything short of political perfection will be used as an excuse to block exports, that any labor protection that does not price developing countries out of world markets will be deemed inadequate.

The massive rainfall totals of November could also provide the vegetation that locusts need to hatch and develop — protection that allows them to build up strength before wiping out other plant life.

For a general audience, it would be helpful to add some explanation of what "Immune cross-protection" means, e.g. "low frequency of co-infection by both H1N1 and H3N2" Author response: In this context, immune cross-protection simply means that individuals that develop immune response to H1N1 are less likely to get sick when infected with H3N2 and vice versa.

And he debunks the liberal approach to trade protection, which is often to insist that developing nations agree to reforms in their home economies.