Sentence examples for protective strength from inspiring English sources
Thus, many of their most imposing works consist largely of filling panels with elaborate, interlacing scrollwork, and the sense of constructional and protective strength is missing.
If Cuomo was right that voters harbour an almost primeval yearning for a warrior's protective strength in a leader, then towards an old woman is the last place they are programmed to look.
It is possible that it depends on antigen profile and protective strength of immune system.
They argue that resilience loses part of its protective strength at this stage in life due to a decrease in autonomy [ 27].
However, it is unclear whether resilience is a relatively stable personality trait or has a relational character whose protective strength changes over the course of life.
Within subthemes, we then used vote counting [ 33] to summarize the direction (that is hazardous or protective) and strength of statistical evidence against the null hypothesis of no risk using a simple ordinal scale.
No data was collected in the ACE survey on protective or strength-oriented factors that may have been part of the lives of those in the sample.
Increasing age may lead to changes in vision, postural control, slowed protective reflexes, muscle strength, and step height, which may impair older people's ability to avoid a fall after an unexpected trip or while reaching or bending [ 8].
The SMC is initially damaging (causing a progression of the atheroma and atherosclerotic plaque through fibroproliferation) and later in the atherosclerotic process becomes protective providing the strength of the fibrous cap [ 27].
That supported enough development work for Dr. Rickert to persuade LensCrafters in 1989 to pay Nanofilm to build two 1.5-ton robots to put its high-strength, protective nanocoating on premium eyeglasses.
We examined concurrent validity with the GAF because of the expected positive correlation with the protective scales START-strengths and SAPROF and because of the expected inverse relationship with the START-vulnerability scale.
