Sentence examples for believe preventive from inspiring English sources

As dementia rates rise, researchers believe preventive studies such as this will be critical in finding a cure.

We believe preventive measures should be taken in the short period before and just after steroid administration.

"I don't believe in preventive care," she said.

Experts believe that preventive action, including seismic retrofitting, can reduce future costs to the state.

I thought about our conversation on the tetanus booster, when the mother said she didn't believe in preventive care.

We believe that preventive strategies are essential in order to minimize I/R injury.

Others believe the preventive measures reduced the risk of death not by averting exercise heat illness but by making the exercises easier and ameliorating the forces favoring sickling [26].

I also believe that preventive medicine can be a real shot in the arm.

Nevertheless, the present study confirmed that ETS was associated with lung volume loss and hypoxaemia, and therefore we believe that preventive measures are important, and the most important measure is to avoid ETS at all if possible.

Interestingly, several previous studies conducted in Hong Kong during the SARS pandemic concluded exactly the opposite: these studies found that, when compared with women, men were less likely to believe that preventive behaviors were efficacious in controlling SARS [ 11, 14, 15].

Cultural Beliefs Participants across groups identified cultural beliefs as potential challenges to vaccination, particularly among the elderly, traditional herbalists and some men/fathers, who distrust vaccines or do not believe in preventive health services; and specific religious groups that reject modern medicine.