Sentence examples for averting morbidity from inspiring English sources

This analysis used only WTP estimates based on CV studies to determine the potential benefits of averting morbidity and mortality arising from pollution control policies.

 In the three districts of Chegutu, Chipinge and Zaka which were affected by the cholera outbreak, the project contributed to the control of the epidemic thereby averting morbidity and mortality amongst communities.

There is therefore need for innovations that enable using nets in tents to avert morbidity due to malaria.

For example, semiannual recapture of California condors for health checkups indicated the need of clinical intervention to avert morbidity and mortality in about 20% of birds [ 53].

The role of skilled attendance at delivery in averting maternal morbidity and mortality cannot be overemphasised as being the single most important intervention for safe motherhood.

Since most obstetric complications cannot be predicted or prevented [ 6], access to safe and effective obstetric services, including EmOC, is crucial to averting maternal morbidity and mortality.

It also suggests that the costs of treating those with CKD may be cost-beneficial, by averting the morbidity of cardiovascular disease and also the very high cost of RRT.

This case report emphasize the importance of regular monitoring and prompt intervention of any metabolic derangement in order to avert severe morbidity and mortality.

The estimation of burden of disease averted (both morbidity and mortality) is difficult as data on measles and diarrhea incidence and deaths are limited.

Rates of re-coarctation in adult subjects who were repaired early in life suggest that this is in fact a complex condition, which requires intensive long-term surveillance in order to avert serious morbidity and/or mortality.

Conclusions: The ISFP was designed to avert excessive morbidity and mortality in the affected populations before they become patent, and appears to have exceeded its initial objectives in areas where it was reasonably well implemented, since it contributed to not only maintain, but improve, the nutritional status and survival of the children.