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Meanings of protect against in English

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Usage of protect against in English
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Generally speaking, American forces use two technologies to protect against improvised bombs.
Wired
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Background: Previous studies raise the possibility that antioxidants protect against neurodegenerative diseases.
Pubmed
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Several antioxidants, with different efficacies, protect against oxidative abuse caused by carcinogens.
Pubmed
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You can protect against negative portions of the community and law enforcement.
Ebony
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The best way to protect against lightning is to remove the plug.
The South African
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No studies had shown inhaled steroids could protect against long-term lung damage.
Reuters
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The extra liquidity also helps protect against a ratings downgrade, he said.
Reuters
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We conclude that fetal growth retardation does not protect against severe RDS.
Pubmed
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And other browning-reaction products have been found to protect against DNA damage!
On food and cooking: the science and lore of the kitchen
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One of the FDA's concerns was controls to protect against microbial contamination.
Reuters
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Gloves protect against the mismanagement of fingerprints as well as against diseases.
Goodbye dolly
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Furthermore, macrophage SR-BI mediates bidirectional cholesterol flux and may protect against atherogenesis.
Pubmed
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Neutrophils migrate to infected mucosal sites that they protect against invading pathogens.
Pubmed
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Further, extreme sensitivity to MA may protect against MA and cocaine self-administration.
Pubmed
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A blue-sky act to encourage proper investment and protect against fraudulent securities.
The Progressive Democracy of James M. Cox
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This trial may definitively answer the question of whether hormones protect against CAD.
Pubmed
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