Sentence examples for protective maintenance from inspiring English sources

37 The time course of the blanking effect is reminiscent of a recently proposed "third stage" in visual working memory encoding that protects an item from deletion when its processing takes longer than the completion of a competition epoch, 39 and it is tempting to speculate that the stabilization of the blanked percept is a consequence of such protective maintenance.

Listen - Moving further down the airfield we see some of the protective shelters that were built to protect maintenance crews in the dispersal areas.

For example, a negative self-evaluation of health could stimulate a psychoneuroimmunologic response, reflect the elderly person's accurate self-detection of preclinical changes in body function, or lead to a delay in taking health-protective and maintenance actions [ 12, 25].

It is protective by ensuring maintenance of virus latency after infection, yet deleterious by recruiting and activating microglia that secrete potentially damaging factors at sites of brain injury.

Harness and personal protective gear for maintenance workers is also an easy fix and one that many other industries adopted to reduce worker death and harm.

Second-tier interventions to improve PbtO2 despite CPP modifications include optimization of systemic oxygenation (lung protective ventilation and maintenance of strict normoxia) [43] and red blood cell transfusion if hemoglobin is below 9 g/dl [44] (Figure 4).

It is a paradoxical finding whose most likely implication is the lack of a protective effect of maintenance therapy in our MDD sample.

Second-tier interventions to improve PbtO2 despite CPP modifications include optimization of systemic oxygenation (lung protective ventilation and maintenance of strict normoxia) [ 43] and red blood cell transfusion if hemoglobin is below 9 g/dl [ 44].

Thus, just as correction in calcium leak from the SR was sufficient to partially rescue dystrophic pathology, similar to how overexpression of SERCA might also be protective by better maintenance of resting calcium.

In particular in developing countries, Highly Hazardous Pesticides (HHPs) may pose significant risks to human health or the environment, because risk reduction measures such as the use of personal protective equipment or maintenance and calibration of pesticide application equipment are not easily implemented or are not effective.

Such a rapid and multiple self-healing ability resulting from the smart two-layer network may be useful for the development of low-maintenance protective coatings.