Sentence examples for response to protection from inspiring English sources

Finally, we tested whether the site-level biodiversity response to protection varied with the size/age class of the protected area [four-level factor with all combinations of young (<20 years), old (20 85 years), small (<400 km2) and large (400 12,000 km2); these thresholds between categories were selected to give a similar number of sites in each group].

With the increase in wildlife populations in response to protection, human wildlife conflicts also have increased.

In response to protection, they've become increasingly friendly and curious toward the whale watchers who now are part of a multimillion dollar business for charter boat owners, hotels, restaurants and transport companies.

In March 2018, Executive Director Fore requested the UNICEF Evaluation Office to undertake an independent review of the UNICEF response to protection from sexual exploitation and abuse.

As the recent human pandemics and avian influenza outbreaks have demonstrated, there is an urgent need to be better prepared to assess the contribution of the antibody response to protection against newly emerged viruses and to evaluate the extent of preexisting heterosubtypic immunity in populations.

Ex vivo lymphocyte stimulation testing with specific antigens and recording IFNγ secretion as a key mediator of protective immunity was performed to correlate specific responses to protection.

Observed benefits do not apply to all species at all times, and responses to protection are also highly variable among fish taxa.

These studies demonstrate the utility of this vaccine format and the contribution of CD4+ T cell responses to protection against influenza infection.

No correlation of immune responses to protection from disease could be derived from our analyses.

Recent studies have started to investigate the capacity, especially for candidate AIDS vaccines (HIV or SIV), to induce mucosal responses in the lung [66] or gut [64] as a means to determine the possible contribution or correlation of these responses to protection.

"A good next step would be to see whether the vaccine generates enough of an immune response to provide protection in elderly patients," he adds, noting that the vast majority of outbreaks occur in long-term care facilities.