Sentence examples for be better at preventing from inspiring English sources

Pradaxa required no such monitoring and, compared with warfarin, appeared to be better at preventing strokes.

"If anything, [asthma] being commoner in the UK means we should be better at preventing deaths from it".

Waseso said that crocodiles would be better at preventing drug traffickers from escaping prison as they could not be bribed – unlike human guards.

Another recent study found that lithium, an old remedy for bipolar disorder, may be better at preventing suicides than a newer drug for bipolar disorder, Depakote from Abbott Laboratories (both are effective at treating bipolar symptoms).

This intervention program with psychoeducation and case management of individuals suffering from emotional distress did not seem to be better at preventing long-term absenteeism compared to usual welfare benefit care.

34 35 Kistler et al 21 suggested that vigorous-intensity PA may be better at preventing NAFLD, because of the effect that PA has on AMP-activated protein kinase (AMP-kinase).

This study found that preventive distributions of supplementary food and cash transfer were better at preventing MAM and SAM than either of these measures alone.

The small-holed screening is better at preventing large pieces of shattered bats from reaching fans.

There is still no clinical proof that Celebrex is better at preventing serious gastrointestinal injuries.

The study reported that a novel computer algorithm that analyzed children's glucose levels and recommended frequent adjustments in their insulin doses was better at preventing very low glucose overnight than a standard diabetes management system.

Studies have indicated that they are better at preventing relapse and that they carry a lower risk of the most pernicious side effect of older drugs: tardive dyskinesia, a disorder that causes repetitive movements -- chewing motions, lip-smacking and contortions of the arms and legs -- that sometimes persisted even after the drugs were stopped.