The phrase "aid in preventive" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It could be used in contexts discussing assistance in preventive measures or actions, but it needs to be part of a more complete phrase.
Example: "Our organization aims to aid in preventive health initiatives to reduce disease outbreaks."
Alternatives: "assist in preventive" or "support preventive efforts".
Understanding the correlates of sedentary time may aid in developing preventive strategies [ 10].
Genomic signatures may nevertheless identify strains that have greater capacity to make the transition from commensalism to virulence, and could thus aid in designing preventive strategies.
This information will aid in identifying preventive measures that are successful in reducing the risk of breast cancer development and will lead to future clinical guidelines for the management of these high-risk women.
Improved precision in detecting early coronary disease may aid in more targeted preventive therapy.
Identification of these factors was not possible in this study, but it could be of value in the future, e.g. to help identify fracture-prone individuals in both sexes, and to aid in targeting of preventive measures.
The HHC workers can use the lifestyle checklist as a communication tool for addressing lifestyle with the client, and the registration tool to ensure continuity and as an aid in monitoring the preventive activities they have allocated.
Effective vaccines against PPRV have been available for decades and will now, as both reactive and preventive tools, aid in controlling and preventing onward transmission of this viral pathogen.
If substantiated with further studies in humans, this information may aid in designing gender-specific preventive measures aimed at reversing immune suppression through targeting the altered redox status in UV-exposed individuals.
"I don't believe in preventive care," she said.
Age-related differences in preventive care among adults with diabetes.
