However, relatives' consent may be less protective towards subjects in that less control would be given to the procedure of their appointment.
Predictably, as group 4 lacked a B*57 allele as well as the protective HLalleleallele, subjects within this group displayed the fastest rate of disease progression among the six genotypic groups (Figure 4B).
Radiotherapy (RT) was protective in subjects with DIN with Ki-67 LI ≥14%, whereas no evidence of benefit was seen for Ki-67 LI <14%, irrespective of nuclear grade and presence of necrosis.
For example, the adjusted OR per change in trans-β-carotene levels (environmental effect size) was protective in subjects with two risk alleles for the SNP (adjusted OR 0.5, 95 % CI 0.4 0.7), while the effects were negligible in subjects with ≤1 risk alleles, suggesting protective effects of trans-β-carotene for individuals with two risk alleles.
This paper presents the results of an experimental work on the response of multi-layered protective structures subjected to underwater contact explosions.
I mentioned that I'd been unnerved by "S-Town," which I loved in many ways but which, after the fervor that "Serial" had inspired, made me feel protective of its subjects, and of all subjects of podcasts about real-life recent crimes and tragedies.
The cohort study in USA found a protective effect in subjects who drank six or more cups of coffee daily vs non-coffee-drinkers, and the effect was more significant for advanced or lethal prostate cancer (Wilson et al, 2011).
One study evaluated the association with ozonation and found a protective effect for subjects supplied with ozonated water compared to chlorinated water.
In tribute, LA Times critic Kenneth Turan recalled a conversation in which a photographer described feeling protective of her subjects.
Protective of her subjects, she always asked that I wait out of sight so that they wouldn't feel any pressure.
