Sentence examples for sparing that from inspiring English sources
In an act that was never invited or explained, a Gentile who had just been released from questioning gave his pass to the last remaining Jew in the room, sparing that man from the camps.
The benefit is divine favour even if the practical reason behind sparing that mother bird remains a mystery.
The first hour of argument focused on how jurors weigh circumstances in a defendant's life that may justify sparing that individual's life.
Thus, we report a unique mechanism of action of a BCL2 inhibitor, Disarib, by specifically targeting the interaction of BCL2-BAK, while sparing that of other proapoptotic binding partners.
All patients had stimuli presented to their dense region of field loss, which would not be supported by the regions of V1 sparing that were observed radiologically.
In summary, our data show that the perioperative use of parecoxib for adjunctive analgesia following open prostatectomy is associated with significant opioid sparing that translates into clinical analgesic benefit to patients.
In addition, the treatment plan based on the 4D CT-based MIP images acquired with the complex system guided breathing showed better normal tissue sparing than that on the free breathing CT.
Q. Can the federal departments and agencies choose which programs to cut, sparing those that officials consider vital? A. No.
In this anthem they carefully emphasize cuts to programs the country sympathizes with, such as special education, while sparing programs that actually created the debt problem, like Medicare.
It is precisely this signaling diversity that offers an opportunity to target upstream kinases in the JNK cascade that regulate pathogenic responses in arthritis while potentially sparing other functions that are critical to host responses.
This approach has two advantages: (a) striking the cell population that mediates/amplifies most of the irreversible tissue destruction and (b) sparing other cells that have no (or only marginal) effects on joint damage.
