Sentence examples for which can be protected from inspiring English sources

Anaplasma marginale is the causative agent of bovine anaplasmosis, a disease which can be protected by vaccination with the less pathogenic Anaplasma species, A. centrale.

There is a difference between rights, which can be protected under the law, and courtesies, the mutual respect and common decency that neighbors owe to one another.

Importantly, endogenous MT1 and MT2 are undetectable in pure motoneuron cultures, which can be protected against oxidative stress by experimental MT1 overexpression [ 109], indicating the importance of metallothionein-mediated protection normally provided by astrocytes.

The only way in which they can be protected is through creating areas in which these activities are restricted, particularly in places such as the Hebrides, the outer Moray Firth and in parts of Cardigan Bay.

Future work should further explore the ways in which stigma affects the mental health of children with same-sex attracted parents and in particular ways in which these children can be protected from experiences of discrimination.

There are of course other means by which human rights can be protected.

I know that, if we want a world where women are believed, we must support them to give their evidence without fear or reprisals, in a context in which their identity can be protected and guaranteed by the law, in a system that is transparent and just," she wrote.

In some instances, revocation is the only means by which the public can be protected.

It is therefore, important to determine the potential mechanisms by which stem cells can be protected from the lysis by cytotoxic immune effectors.

He, like others, proposed a strategy by which depressed patients can be protected against their own treatment decision.

It has been hypothesized that FO-mediated enhancement of endothelial function is a potential strategy by which the population can be protected from the adverse effects of PM.