Sentence examples for protective value from inspiring English sources

One treatment retains its protective value through about 20 washings.

They may have some protective value, but not as much as people tend to think.

But should easy, dark tanners seek out a tan for its protective value?

But besides its protective value, "the small lawn is an important element in how we live," Ms. Lee said.

Human hair has little protective value, even in hirsute (excessively hairy) persons.

The protective value of any sunscreen depends on how you use it and, in particular, whether you use enough.

Despite this, the protective value of caterpillar eyespots remains unclear and has yet to receive empirical study.

The throne in one ritual chamber is flanked by fresco paintings of griffins whose presence must have had a protective value.

Soil erosion in the catchment areas leads to the silting of river beds, which soon offsets the protective value of embankments.

Its possible morphologies, growth rates, and protective value are then investigated, drawing heavily on the extensive theoretical treatments developed by Wagner and added to by others.

In dialysis patients it is unclear whether adiponectin conserves its protective value or is, on the contrary, associated to worse prognosis.