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.
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.
Formation of undesirable side-products observed in a previous library synthesis (Humet, M. et al. J. Comb. Chem. 2003, 5, 597 605) was averted by restricting the use of primary amines functionalized with tertiary amino groups to the third amination step.
Viscusi et al. [ 11] used CV to estimate WTP to avert the risk of injury from using household pesticides.
Many tragic acts of suicide and violence could be averted by reducing or stopping the use of anti-depressant drugs, by greater professional and public awareness of the dangers associated with these drugs, by withdrawal from the drugs at the earliest sign of mental and behavioral deterioration, and by greater reliance on individual and family psychotherapy.
In the United States, studies estimating the national number of cases and hospitalizations averted by influenza vaccination support the use of influenza vaccination as a central tool for preventing influenza, and they highlight the need for increasing vaccination coverage and the need for more effective vaccines (15, 16 ).
Antonovsky proposed that Sense of Coherence (SOC) is a key variable in maintaining health [ 7], postulating SOC as a dispositional orientation (i.e., orientation to life) that can help avert breakdown in stressful conditions through the use of appropriate coping responses [ 9].
Britain's jockeys can expect to discover on Friday whether the British Horseracing Authority is prepared to adjust its strict new regime on the use of the whip to avert the danger of strike action by riders.
"It is not possible to approximate with any degree of certainty how many criminal actions, including terrorist acts, have been averted as a direct result of the use of telecommunications data," the AFP's submission said.
