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The group, calling itself the Digital Due Process coalition, said it wanted to ensure that as millions of people moved private documents from their filing cabinets and personal computers to the Web, those documents remained protected from easy access by law enforcement and other government authorities.

They reported, all transplant recipients were protected from hypoglycemia immediately after the transplant, 80%% remained protected from severe hypoglycemia for 5 years post-transplant, 90 % have become insulin independent, and more than 50 % have maintained insulin independence for 5 years post-transplant (Schulze Diabetes Institute 2013).

All this time Kim remained protected from the rest of the world - in the hands of her husband Mike.

Thus, despite a strong antigen specific T cell response against AQP4, the animals remained protected from immunopathology in AQP4 expressing tissues.

Although a pool of small size fibers was observed in AAV9 miR SOD1 animals, most of the muscle remained protected from atrophy (Fig. 5G).

Treatment of ants with UV light was inefficient in eliminating the bacterial biofilms and the ants remained protected from attack by M. anisopliae (unpublished data).

But those who caused the economy to impale itself on its own greed remain protected from the consequences of their behaviour.

The report calls for the classification of "Qualified Student Loans," essentially loans that would remain protected from bankruptcy but would offer reasonable repayment terms for students in college programs with positive employment outcomes.

Previously vaccinated or infected individuals can also become asymptomatically infected and potentially participate in poliovirus transmission despite remaining protected from paralytic poliomyelitis, [ 7- 9] which effectively decreases the overall apparent paralysis-to-infection ratio for the entire population.

Stay protected from the sun.

By 1986, when Mr. Yamagata's Toa Construction bought the building, Mr. Wright counted only a dozen or so families remaining, most protected from eviction under the city's housing laws.