Sentence examples for the protective powers of from inspiring English sources
There is considerable folklore about the protective powers of the garments — stories about people whose underwear enabled them to survive wars or car wrecks.
After spending 14 years and $4.5 billion to figure out whether Yucca Mountain is dry and stable enough to entomb highly radioactive waste for 10,000 years, the Department of Energy is shifting its focus from geology to the protective powers of titanium and steel.
Faith in the protective powers of estrogen began to erode in 1998, when a clinical trial called HERS, for Heart and Estrogen-progestin Replacementhatudy, concludestrogenestherapytherapy increased, rather than decreased, the likelihood that women who already had heart disease would suffer a heart attack.
After Suryavarman's death, the Cham, from the neighbouring kingdom of Champa (see below Vietnam kingdom of Champa), seized and sacked Angkor for the first time in its history (1177), thus shattering the confidence of the Khmer people in the protective powers of their Hindu deities.
These risk-minimizing strategies have successfully undermined the protective powers of the state.
One answer, says Mr Bewkes, is to take advantage of the protective power of brands.
But now researchers have found that the protective power of the acellular vaccine declines rapidly after the final dose.
But, as a portrait of a man whose professional and personal life have taught him the protective power of silence, it is compelling television.
Plaintiff is not entitled to complain of interference with the contracts he describes, if the regulation of his conduct as a dentist is not an unreasonable exercise of the protective power of the state.
The protective power of sera, given parenterally, against lethal intranasal doses of H. pertussis in mice is closely correlated with their anti-hæmagglutinin titres, but not with their content of bacterial agglutinin or antitoxin.
The protective power of the model, of course, is reduced with an increasing number of mimics, because the predator may eat larger numbers of them before his first encounter with the model.
