Sentence examples for was safeguarded from inspiring English sources
noun
Something that serves as a guard or protection; a defense.
- Getting a flu shot is a good safeguard against illness.
Is there any evidence that the integrity of that blood sample was safeguarded during that four-month period?
In Aleppo, Syria, where the codex was safeguarded for six centuries, it was believed to possess magical properties.
Its mother lost its hand and lower arm in a snare before the forest was safeguarded, but it can still properly care for its new baby according to the researchers following it.
"The pensioner element of that very large [DWP] budget – the biggest part of budget – was safeguarded and increased and therefore all these cuts were on people of working age and it is this point that Iain felt the social contract was being broken," said Field.
The genomic DNA was safeguarded from degradation and had the absorbance ratios A260/A280 of ≥1.8 and A260/A230 of ≥1.9.
The study was considered of significant interest for society, the participant's welfare and integrity was safeguarded and the material was anonymized.
The data stored on the cloud are safeguarded from illegal access by the proposed protocol safeguard.
How can these best be safeguarded and disposed of?
How can student security and privacy be safeguarded?
It was important to ensure that such individuals were "safeguarded".
The Australian Conservation Foundation said the only thing being "safeguarded" was the big polluters' right to pollute.
