Sentence examples for and therefore avert from inspiring English sources

Although epidemiological data investigating the impact of mass treatment on anthroponotic CL transmission does not exist, it is likely that treating and curing leishmaniasis patients will reduce the size of the reservoir and therefore avert further new cases (i.e. DALY).

As coverage increases, the incidence of cholera decreases and each case averted by vaccination would therefore avert a smaller number of onward transmission events.

5 A population approach to achieve small BP reductions across the whole range of BP levels would therefore avert the majority of CVD events.

These Palestinians would not have the option to become Israeli citizens, therefore averting the threat to the Jewish and democratic status of Israel by a growing Palestinian population.

Our cohort was younger with a mean age of 48.7 (±8.3) years, therefore averting the need for any modification of the grading system.

To understand the potential public health gains that could be attributed to the vaccine in a setting with lower transmission, and therefore many fewer cases to avert, we also modeled the scenario described in the Methods section in which one-half of the population in each EIR category is shifted to the next lowest level of risk.

Finally and perhaps most importantly, controlling the growth of aviation will be crucial to ensuring Britain meets its carbon emissions targets and therefore plays its part in averting climate catastrophe.

Note that, as measured in the trial [ 5], we assume all stillbirths are viable, and therefore apply the same DALYs averted as for a neonatal death [ 28].

The result of the Metal Pollution Index suggests that the river was slightly affected and therefore continuous monitoring is necessary to avert possible public health implications of these metals on consumers of water and seafood from the study area.

This may be linked to the fact that RNs have a tendency to focus on 'reportable' errors that have actually occurred more so than ones that have been averted [ 52], and therefore may not acknowledge the latter.

Will human ingenuity and the will to resolve  the problems facing the ocean – and therefore our future prosperity – be enough to avert the dire predictions about what will happen if we do not?