Sentence examples for protective nature from inspiring English sources

Set's consort Tawaret was also seen as part hippo and was a goddess of protection in pregnancy and childbirth, because ancient Egyptians recognized the protective nature of a female hippopotamus toward her young.

The protective nature of the coating was evaluated by quantifying its effectiveness in protecting the metal particles during oxidative annealing treatments.

Because of their supposedly protective nature, the use of amulets was also countenanced.

In view of the shortage of funds, investment in irrigation has traditionally been of a protective nature.

That affection is reflected in many online reminiscences from students who recalled his easygoing but protective nature.

It is the rigid and protective nature of French employment laws that Fulchiron claims is one of the keys to a more productive workforce.

Clergy are increasingly wary of the presumption of "clergy confidentiality" as well as assumptions about the protective nature of the separation of church and state.

Judd, needing money at the time, overcame his deeply protective nature to allow some gallery scenes to be filmed inside 101 Spring.

Understanding the protective nature of the immune response that helps these breeds of sheep control infection could enable the development of vaccines to enhance control programs.

All cells demonstrated a remarkable stability supported by the low ambient humidity and the hydrophobic, therefore protective, nature of the carbon top component.

Though our understanding of collagen amyloid link is very poor, a few experimental evidences have indicated the protective nature of collagen against amyloid fibril formation.