The restrictions have not been applied, as the military implies, merely to ongoing operations that are necessarily shielded from coverage.
We also estimated the fraction of the testes that was actually shielded (percent coverage) by visual inspection of the radiographs.
The first lady repeated her belief that her daughters, 19-year-old twins, should be shielded from media coverage because they were not public officials.
Insurance coverage shields consumers from treatment costs, so they're indifferent as to whether their doctor charges $100 for an office visit or $200.
As we watched the media coverage, shielding our children from the tragedy, we couldn't help but think about our kids.
Since the initial 352_set includes a significant number of of FSFs in the proteomes examined (~25%), this initial large coverage shields against exclusion of unknown false negatives and makes the max_set a maximum bound for the urancestral proteome.
Critics claim that the company's paid news and private treaties skew its coverage and shield its newspaper advertisers from scrutiny.
And news organizations − including The New York Times — have almost universally respected Mr. Obama's desire to shield his daughters from coverage as they go about their lives — at school, during soccer games or on vacation.
According to previous investigations, lignin coverage partly shields the cellulose from enzymatic attack by physically blocking access [ 19, 41, 42].
The tumour bed has been outlined on each axial slice and it can be clearly seen that the cardiac shielding is not compromising coverage of this volume of higher risk breast tissue.
We have co-formulated the n-EG cationic lipids with 1,2-dioleoyl sn-glycero-3-phosphoethanolamine (DOPE) in a 1 1 (w:w) ratio of cationic lipid:DOPE, to give a vector which we hypothesise is shielded by an even coverage of short n-ethylene glycol units.
