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Rotavirus infection in lambs: Studies on passive protection

Archives of Virology, 1976
Gnotobiotic lambs were protected against rotavirus infection by the presence in the gut at the time of infection of colostrum or serum containing antibodies to rotavirus. This protection was observed even when passively-acquired antibody was not present in the serum of the infected lamb.
D R, Snodgrass, P W, Wells
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Functional Passive Fire Protection

CoatingsPro, 2013
Taking inventory of the passive fire protection on your job site might be more challenging than it sounds.
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Passive Fire Protection Success

Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology, 1991
TESTS recently conducted by the Fire Research Station on behalf of the CAA to assess the effectiveness of onboard water sprinklers involved the construction of a test rig based on the fuselage of a Boeing 707 passenger aircraft. Major fire conditions were created outside and the flames were also drawn into the fuselage in a series of tests.
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Passive Immune Protection of Turkeys against Coryza

Avian Diseases, 1997
Antisera made against whole cells of Bordetella avium protected turkeys against disease signs of turkey coryza, but antiserum against the dermonecrotic heat-labile toxin (DHLT) did not. Neither antiserum against whole cells nor antiserum against DHLT protected turkeys against colonization of the trachea by B. avium.
R B, Rimler, R A, Kunkle
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Passivity and Protective Oxide Films

Nature, 1928
IN NATURE of Feb. 11 (p. 222) it is stated that “An X-ray examination of finely divided iron, nickel, and chromium, conducted by F. Kruger and E. Nahring at Greifswald, has shown conclusively that films of oxide thicker than 10−7 cm. are not present on the surface of a passive metal.” Lest a wrong impression be gained from this statement, I would ...
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Passive Protection at 50 mph

SAE Technical Paper Series, 1972
<div class="htmlview paragraph">This paper examines the engineering and economic feasibility of inflatable restraint systems and structural modifications required to achieve passive protection for occupants in passenger car frontal collisions at 50 mph equivalent barrier speed.
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Metallic Corrosion, Passivity and Protection

Nature, 1946
THE first edition of Dr. Ulick R. Evans's “Metallic Corrosion, Passivity and Protection” appeared in 1937 and was reprinted in 1938, but has for some years been out of print. The second edition will be welcomed enthusiastically by all those interested in and concerned with, the corrosion of metals.
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PASSIVE PROTECTION AGAINST RUBELLA

Medical Journal of Australia, 1956
H, WARD, G, PARKER
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Protecting Hospital Patients from Passive Smoking

Psychological Reports, 1980
Ample evidence exists showing the dangers of tobacco smoking for smokers as well as non-smokers exposed to passive smoking (Aronow, 1978; Aronow, Ferlinz, & Glauser, 1977; Russell, Cole, & Brown, 1973). Despite the hazards of tobacco smoking to smokers and non-smokers, little effort has been directed to controlling smoking in hospital settings.
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Passive primate protection

Nature, 1991
John P. Moore, Robin A. Weiss
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