Sentence examples for be capable of preventing from inspiring English sources
But there's still much more to be learned before we're going to be capable of preventing it.
The aim of the present preclinical study was, therefore, to assess whether two antiresorptive agents, risedronate (Ris) or alendronate (Aln), would be capable of preventing immobilization-induced loss of bone mass and strength in rats.
In order to be used for therapeutical purposes in vivo, a reliable iron chelator should be capable of preventing the undesired effects that follow the electrochemical activation of iron (see below).
We and other HIV/AIDS research advocates hope that the information generated by the study can be used to inform the development of a vaccine that will one day be capable of preventing the further spread of HIV infection.
Once installed, the surge protector system should be capable of preventing at least 70%-75 70%-75ace weather-related power grid failures in the event we were hit by the equivalent of the great geomagnetic storms of 1859 and 1921.
Why antiepileptic drugs in clinical trials have failed to stop PTE from developing is not clear, but several explanations have been offered: for example, the drugs may simply not be capable of preventing epilepsy, or the drug trials may have been set up in a way that did not allow a benefit of the drugs to be found (e.g. drugs may have been given too late or in inadequate doses).
She said the leak "calls into question whether Indian Point's aging-management program is capable of preventing or even detecting such problems".
In both places, the long-term U.S. goal is to leave behind a stable, functioning state that is accepted as legitimate by its citizens and is capable of preventing terrorist groups from operating domestically or abroad.
