Sentence examples for sun protecting from inspiring English sources

The idea of sun protecting products is to have a combination product between a "passive" protection with a UV filter and an "active" protection with the antioxidant.

Sun protecting clothing is also readily found in outdoor stores around the country and made by REI, Patagonia, The North Face, etc.

According to the report by the United States Environmental Protection Agency USEPAA) [53], TiO2 is freed to the atmosphere, surface waters and soil, i.e. from such sources as already mentioned sunscreens, sun protecting textiles, plasters, paints or food packaging.

Fourteen sunscreen users (11.8%) had been using sun protecting factor ≥ 15.

Only 13.6% of parents reported using sunscreen for their babies, and the majority of them were using sun protecting factor ≥ 15.

Most of the sunscreen users in this study preferred the correct sun protecting factor (SPF 15+), which is consistent with other studies in the literature [ 18, 19].

Primary outcomes are intentions to sun protect and sun protection behaviour.

Primary outcomes are intentions to sun protect and sun-protective behaviour.

Secondary outcomes include attitudes toward performing sun protective behaviours (i.e., attitudes), perceptions of normative support to sun protect (i.e., subjective norms, group norms, and image norms), and perceived control over performing sun protective behaviours (i.e., perceived behavioural control).

Secondary outcome variables will assess the effectiveness of the intervention as a means of improving students' attitudes toward performing sun protective behaviours (i.e., attitudes), perceptions of normative support to sun protect (i.e., subjective norms, group norms, and image norms), and perceived control over performing sun protective behaviours (i.e., perceived behavioural control) (Table 1).

The hot weather conditions and the farming activities in this community limit the use of proper sun protective clothing, which may increase the incidence of skin cancers on the otherwise sun protected areas.