Specialist Matthew Gleason, returning from his second tour, said that as a gunner in the brigade commander's personal security detachment, he was almost always "outside the wire," meaning in unprotected areas.
Routine immunization coverage in the heart of the quake zone stands at about 60 per cent of young children, meaning that hundreds of thousands are unprotected against deadly diseases such as measles.
This is due to the collapse in public water services, meaning that citizens are forced to drink from shallow, unprotected wells contaminated with human waste and other sewage.
In the UK, treatment has advanced astronomically over the last few decades – contraceptive drug PrEP is currently being trialled by the NHS, while ART (antiretroviral treatment) suppresses the viral load of HIV positive people on medication to 'undetectable' levels, meaning they can't transmit the virus even through unprotected sex (you should always rubber up regardless, folks!).
In the UK, treatment has advanced astronomically over the last few decades – preventative drug PrEP is currently being trialled by the NHS, while ART (antiretroviral treatment) suppresses the viral load of HIV positive people on medication to 'undetectable' levels, meaning they can't transmit the virus even through unprotected sex (you should always rubber up regardless, folks!).
You also have to remove your case to snap on Dot, meaning your holding your phone uncomfortably, away from your body, unprotected.
The transport department, like the energy department, is unprotected in terms of cuts and will face steep reductions to its budget – meaning resources there are also over-stretched.
Existing FCC rules allow for frequency hopping up to 1 megahertz, meaning that the technology can be used only in a narrow range of the so-called unprotected wireless spectrum.
Internal research at Apple shows that the average iPod is full — meaning that only 3% of songs on an iPod are DRM-protected, with the remaining 97% unprotected (ripped audio CDs; illegally downloaded tracks).
