Sentence examples for be prevented at a from inspiring English sources

In a speech Monday at a conference in Washington, D.C., Melinda Gates said that pregnancy and childbirth often "end in tragedy" in poor countries, but that most of the deaths could be prevented at a "stunningly" low cost.

With the insecticide intervention only, 220.71 disability-adjusted life-years (DALYs) per 100,000 inhabitants could be prevented at a cost of US$13,155.52 per DALY.

However, in some cases, such premature labor can be prevented at a hospital, allowing the pregnancy to continue.

Some design conflicts can in this manner be prevented at an earlier phase of the design process.

We discuss voter fraud with a conservative who argues that it must be prevented at all costs, and with a political scientist whose research shows that it barely exists.

The two-state solution must be prevented at all costs.

Figure  5A demonstrates that plasma membrane localisation of PDGFRα-D842V is prevented at a BFA-concentration of 60 ng/ml.

The population attributable fraction was estimated to be 12% which indicated that approximately one in eight of the CRC cases could have been prevented at a population level.

A small amount of Fg adsorption (20 100 ng cm 2) was observed for all peptoid designs at 0.4 0.6 chain nm 2 before being prevented at a critical density ≈0.6 chain nm 2 (adsorption below the measurement uncertainty of ≈10 ng cm 2).

Haldane's rule will ensure that introgression of maternally inherited mitochondria is prevented at an earlier stage of speciation than for nuclear loci [ 38, 57, 65, 70]; the latter may transferred between species by backcrossing of male hybrids.

If the accumulation of some type of damage could be prevented at low cost, an increase in the state-specific load to this damage may lead to slower accumulation of damage, with a lower rate of senescence as a result.