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Scale-up campaigns have jump-started malaria control, bringing down malaria transmission to levels where deaths are largely prevented and malaria is no longer a pervasive drain on health services.

But Mr. Shaw said that he was largely prevented from selling the syringe to hospitals, and that many would not even listen to a sales pitch.

Journalists have been largely prevented from moving freely about Syria to report on events there, making competing claims difficult to verify.

The evaporation of the tears as they flow across the eye is largely prevented by the secretion of oily and mucous material by other glands.

In a conflict where the Western news media have been largely prevented from reporting from Gaza because of restrictions imposed by the Israeli military, Al Jazeera has had a distinct advantage.

Indeed, as over 100,000 protesters surged into Tahrir Square, the epicenter of antigovernment demonstrations that began last week, broadcasters trained their live cameras on the gathering throngs after having been largely prevented from doing so on Thursday.

To fight the circumstantial evidence, Mr. Gupta's lawyer sought to introduce evidence of other potential sources of the information about Goldman, but was largely prevented from doing so at trial.

The Bush administration's argument that Mr. Padilla could use his lawyers to communicate with his co-conspirators is ridiculous because, as the judge acknowledged, that can be largely prevented, and because there is always the theoretical risk that suspects' lawyers will criminally assist their clients.

However, H2O2-induced DCF fluorescence in guard cells was largely prevented by FC (Figure 3B).

However, ABA-induced DCF fluorescence in guard cells was largely prevented by FC (Figure 2D).

Iron overload is a serious clinical condition which can be largely prevented by the use of iron-specific chelating agents.