Sentence examples for selected protection from inspiring English sources

These substreams are forwarded to the T@mpo encoder that adds a certain number of parity symbols depending on the selected protection mode.

Finally, a combination of detached nearshore breakwaters and beach nourishment was the selected protection measure and was welcome by the communities.

Moreover, selected protection enzymes and vitamins act as efficient guardians against toxic compounds both in the nucleoplasm and in the cytosol.

These changes are making it increasingly difficult to select protection settings that will be an appropriate compromise for all credible system conditions and contingencies.

Conflicts arose from how they selected erosion protection methods.

Each site is described by a list of species that it contains, and a species is covered or represented if at least one site that contains the species is selected for protection.

The aspects of finite element (FE) modelling of selected sensor protection systems in terms of strain transfer efficiency from the structure to the sensing region have also been focused in this paper.

Substantial goals of research at the Leibniz Institute of Ecological and Regional Development IOERR) are the development of methods for the detection of land use changes and for the description of this development by indicators, as well as the analysis and evaluation of the effects of such processes on selected environmental protection assets.

Similarly, "unhealthier" reefs may have been selected for protection because of attempts to restore previously healthy ecosystems [37] or fisheries [38].

Preliminary analyses which also consider TCU as the experimental unit indicated an impressive protective effect of larviciding (OR = 0.313 [0.118–0.830], P = 0.019) and this observation was confirmed by individual-level analyses which also reveal the benefits of selected personal protection measures (Table 3).

Unfortunately, few MPAs have documents that report the guidelines that were used in the delineation of reserve boundaries, but it seems reasonable to assume that to some degree, reefs are often selected for protection based on some attribute that elevated their conservation value relative to other candidate reefs, i.e., high coral cover or proximity to a tourist area.