Sentence examples for reasonable protective from inspiring English sources

ter Kuile and colleagues[41] found that SP IPTp had reasonable protective efficacy against low birth-weight even in areas where the day 14 treatment failure rate of SP in symptomatic children was as high as 35%.

Proper use of surgical masks and other protective devices offer reasonable protection but do not reduce the need for influenza vaccination.

We urged ICE and Congress to place reasonable, rights-protective checks on the use of detainee transfers and recommended concrete steps to create such a system.

Therefore, it is reasonable to initiate protective measures before onset and to prevent further degeneration, once the disease appears and it is rational to develop cell replacement for the lost neurons and glia.

Since it is clear that LPS protects the mice from death by Ft LVS, we made the reasonable assumption that the protective molecular changes were already in motion 48 hours after LPS treatment (day 0) and we sought to discover the gene expression signature of those LPS-induced changes.

This margin is sought in risk reduction and management, since it must be both protective and reasonable.

Even if FEMA were to tell the commission that planning was deficient, the commission would have to find that the preparations did not provide "reasonable assurance that adequate protective measures can and will be taken in event of a radiological emergency" before it would act, N.R.C. guidelines say.

For liquid sodium and sodium potassium the corrosion rate increases with increasing oxygen concentration, while for liquid lead and lead bismuth it is reasonable to produce a protective oxide layer using an oxygen control technique which can mitigate the corrosion rate significantly.

Hence, a reasonable approach to protect the heart in DM patients is manipulation of protective mechanisms at the level of GSK-3β or mPTP.

Finally, given appropriate policy parameters, the paper will offer proposals to effectuate reasonable and practical privacy-protective solutions for developers and consumers.

Dr. Katz, of Yale, agreed that "there are many reasonable biological mechanisms" for a protective effect from chocolate.