Axel has an inhaler, a nebulizer, and steroids; Valdez, ever watchful, can often avert the fits that used to send them to the emergency room.
Viscusi et al. [ 11] used CV to estimate WTP to avert the risk of injury from using household pesticides.
With mechanical saws rumbling on the factory floor next door, Mr. Mundis, 70, and his wife Mary, 67, sat in his office and lamented the $200,000 in retirement savings they had used to avert the company's bankruptcy.
Figure 5 shows the number of deaths that could potentially be averted through the use of tranexamic acid in patients in the UK Trauma Audit and Research Network by baseline risk of death.
The cancer risks raised by virus or reprogramming factor integration into the genome could be averted by the use of integration-free reprogramming technologies.
While switching to condoms was undesirable for some men (using condoms is like "licking sugar with the wrapper still on…you cannot taste the sweetness" (A male CHW)), some husbands were willing to use condoms to avert the side effects of hormonal methods: "When I saw that the injection caused her to have stomach problems, she stopped and started using the pill.
As Isabel Hardman writes at Coffee House, this is one of several strategies the government has been using to try to avert the looming rebellion.
The results suggest this simple and cost-effective serotype specific PCR assay can be used as an alternative to agglutination based techniques to serotype the majority of M. haemolytica collected from bovines, thus averting the need to use animals and invest in expensive sera development for agglutination assays.
Poor planning – and an early finish for the EDL rally – averted the Dewsbury attack using a nail-filled homemade firework bomb that experts fear could have led to a race war between Islamist radicals and the fragmented extreme right-wing movement.
We believe that the high incidence of TE complications could partly be averted by the use of an oral fluoropyrimidine, which would avoid the use of a CVL.
