Sentence examples for reciprocal protection from inspiring English sources
Glutamate carboxypeptidase II and folate deficiencies result in reciprocal protection against cognitive and social deficits in mice: implications for neurodevelopmental disorders.
Conversely, it is known that the natural combination of different intracellular antioxidants (both enzymatic and nonenzymatic) ensures the reciprocal protection against oxidative damage and instability and induces synergic and interdependent effects [ 6].
The co-regulation between Bim and another member of the BCL-2 protein family has been already suggested by the existence of a reciprocal protection of Mcl-1 and Bim from ubiquitin-proteasome degradation.
Some control strategies including eradication, vaccination, selective test and slaughter have been widely used for preventing FMDV infection (Leforban, 1999; Barnett and Carabin, 2002), but diseases caused by FMDV remain prevalent in pigs and cattle all over the world owing to the absence of reciprocal protection among several FMDV serotypes (Haydon et al., 2001).
The report offers an in-depth analysis of Section 115, titled "International Air Pollution," which authorizes the EPA to require states to address emissions that contribute to air pollution endangering the public health or welfare in other countries if the other countries provide the U.S. with reciprocal protections.
Agreement between the European Community and the Republic of Slovenia on the reciprocal recognition, protection and control of designations for spirit and aromatized drinks.
Today, however, as China's firms are developing their own valuable IP, and their global footprint has grown much larger, stronger and reciprocal IP protections would benefit Chinese firms as much as foreign companies.
Some EU legislation, including online package holiday protection, reciprocal free healthcare and flight delay compensation, could conceivably disappear and mean higher insurance or additional costs for tourists.
EU law currently covers many rights, including working conditions, reciprocal healthcare, legal protection abroad and freedom of movement.
Other EU states have also expressed similar attitudes toward their cultural wares, but they refrained from making the exclusion a condition for opening the negotiations out of fear that the United States would make a reciprocal demand for protection of other industries.
Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice argued, however, that the United States was legally obligated by the United Nations Charter to follow the international court's decisions, and she emphasized the importance of complying to ensure reciprocal Vienna Convention protections for Americans arrested overseas.
