Sentence examples for protective influences from inspiring English sources

Young Vietnamese-immigrants may also be protected against developing SUDs by virtue of the same cultural protective influences, a possibility that is supported by other studies amongst young Asian immigrant samples [ 40].

"It basically says that there are toxic influences on the brain and there are protective influences".

Girls' protective influences included: empathic parental involvement, positive relationships with peers and older youth, and involvement in safe and constructive activities.

In conclusion, the T cells gene expression changes described in our studies indicate multiple protective influences of allochimeric peptide and will provide basis for further studies aimed at understanding of pathways and mechanisms involved in the immunosuppression and heart graft survival.

Additionally, activity involvement may indicate specific risk or protective influences related to smoking behavior.

Use of these medications may dampen pollutant effects from their known protective influences on oxidative stress and inflammation.

Tariffs may be levied either to raise revenue or to protect domestic industries, but a tariff designed primarily to raise revenue also may exercise a strong protective influence, while a tariff levied primarily for protection may yield revenue.

Typical of Fang work are bieri, boxes containing the skulls and bones of deceased ancestors and carved with figures intended to represent their protective influence.

Recognising Lewis's potential, Boehm did not just provide boxing tutorship; he also became a stable and protective influence at a critical point in the young fighter's life.

Some of them are husband-and-wife teams, and many live at the research stations that dot the A.C.G., where they exert a more powerful protective influence than armed guards ever could, because their neighbors are their friends and family.

REST, he says, appears to be a protective influence.