Sentence examples for protective intervention from inspiring English sources
Mr Justice Ouseley concluded that the mere fact that non-religious councillors like Clive Bone might feel "uncomfortable" during council prayers did not constitute a discriminatory disadvantage serious enough to warrant the protective intervention of the state.
We suggest that sevoflurane in addition to hypothermia may be considered as a protective intervention in the post-resuscitation period.
Preconditioning refers to application of a protective intervention prior to ischemia.
Thus, although obesity might induce some benefit, these very effects might also render hearts resistant to further protective intervention.
The research will use an extended version of the TPB [ 15] to develop and test the utility of a sun protective intervention derived from this approach.
Therefore, OO supplementation is a potential candidate for use as a protective intervention against the adverse vascular effects of PM exposure.
Protective interventions by a third party on the behalf of others are generally admired, and as such are associated with our notions of morality, justice and heroism 1,2,3,4.
Using this model we can further study the pathophysiology of MTX-induced cognitive dysfunction and test protective interventions.
This will have three major implications: (i) to design novel intervention studies that aim to strengthen protective factors and cognitive reserve, (ii) to provide an in vivo test system for the mode of action of potentially protective interventions, and (iii) to serve as a secondary endpoint for the effectiveness of interventions.
Identification of patient subpopulations susceptible to develop myocardial infarction (MI) or, conversely, those displaying either intrinsic cardioprotective phenotypes or highly responsive to protective interventions remain high-priority knowledge gaps.
Therefore, as in our study, protective interventions should be started after the initiation of global reperfusion, when significant damage has already occurred.
