Sentence examples for achieved to prevent from inspiring English sources

Therefore, many attempts were achieved to prevent the brittle collapse which may occur in the masonry infill wall.

Sufficient removal of organic acids was achieved to prevent accumulation within the MEG regeneration loop and subsequent corrosion issues through distillation by lowering the pH of the rich glycol feed to six to promote removal of organic acids with the water distillate.

Since 2004, a lot has been achieved to prevent a similar disaster with a special focus on designing and implementing early warning systems.

Also, additional resources should be made available to ensure functional surveillance systems in areas where elimination has been achieved to prevent reintroduction.

For the long-term control of typhoid, both food safety and water safety will be needed, and adequate sanitation should be achieved to prevent the type of environmental contaminations that triggered a waterborne outbreak after a foodborne one.

Therefore, lower glycemic targets (e.g., an HbA1c <6.5 7.0%) and tighter control of body weight, blood pressure, and circulating lipids should be achieved to prevent or delay such complications.

Stack the completed trusses on dunnage so they lay as flat as possible, and in the best alignment you can achieve to prevent them from warping prior to installation.

"The regulations that the F.E.C. commissioners will vote on tomorrow," they said, "unfortunately leave open the question of whether two critical goals of the new law will be achieved -- to prevent state parties from using soft money to influence federal elections and to prevent federal candidates and officeholders from raising, spending, or receiving soft-money contributions".

Intervention studies and programs typically incorporate retention strategies to ensure program goals are achieved and to prevent attrition of participants.

Careful identification of the cleavage plane and precise spot bipolar coagulation is the key to achieve haemostasis, to prevent unnecessary damage to healthy tissue and to avoid blind or excessive diathermy.

These data illustrate that the greatest health savings will be achieved through strategies to prevent TB from developing, rather than strategies to shorten treatment once it has developed.