Consuming milk without any sugar additives had a positive (protective) impact on the caries experience of preschool children and such finding is probably due to the protective contents present in milk such as calcium, phosphates, casein, lactoferrins [ 49].
From each animal protected in each group, the PD50 (50% bovine protective dose) content of the vaccine was calculated based on the Reed-Muench method.
Since we interpreted the topsoil as being lateritic soils with less clayey content, leachate infiltration in the study area is enhanced by the lack of protective layers as shown by the correlation between longitudinal conductance and overburden protective capacity.
Google is trying to get Google+ to rival Facebook and Twitter so that it can expand its advertising business; the two networks are increasingly protective of their content.
Because the network, owned by Time Warner, relies on revenue from its nearly 30 million cable subscribers, it has remained relatively protective of its content, even as other networks have opened up their libraries on the Internet.
"Broadcasters are, and quite understandably, protective over their content.
"Broadcasters are, and quite understandably, protective over their content.
That's because the Wall Street Journal historically has been very protective of its content, putting most stories behind a paywall readers can only access if they are subscribers.
In multiple seams mining, the seam with relatively low gas content (protective seam) is often extracted prior to mining its overlying and/or underlying seams of high gas content and low permeability to minimize the risk of high gas emission and outbursts of coal and gas.
In the current study, the protective colonic mucus content was markedly altered by AA, which is in agreement with the study by Popov et al. 2006 [ 24].
