Sentence examples for cold prevented from inspiring English sources

Apparently a "slight cold" prevented him from attending.

A cold prevented Jason Giambi from working out Monday in Tampa, Fla., and kept him out of the batting cage on Tuesday.

Of the 10,780 respondents, 27% believed taking antibiotics when they had a cold prevented more serious illness (survey item 2, Table 2), 32% believed taking antibiotics when they had a cold made them recover more quickly (survey item 3), and 48% expected a prescription for antibiotics when they were ill enough from a cold to seek medical attention (survey item 4).

Twelve percent had recently taken antibiotics; 27% believed that taking antibiotics when they had a cold made them better more quickly, 32% believed that taking antibiotics when they had a cold prevented more serious illness, and 48% expected a prescription for antibiotics when they were ill enough from a cold to seek medical attention.

OO December Cold Affected Jobs Report When cold prevents workers going to work, they aren't ccounted.

Predatory patent trolls can stop all this innovation cold, preventing startups from obtaining capital, or forcing funded companies into protracted legal licensing battles over "inventions" that should never have been allowed patent protection in the first place.

These alterations are consistent with the hypothesis that cold-hardy flies maintain aerobic metabolism in the cold, preventing the (potentially deleterious) accumulation of alanine and sugars.

Removal of the mineral in the cold prevents thermal denaturation of the protein, and preserves the bone morphogenetic activity of the previously calcified matrix.

Echinacea, the herbal supplement made from purple coneflower and used by millions of Americans to prevent or treat colds, neither prevented colds nor eased cold symptoms in a large and rigorous study.

Addition of deferoxamine (1 mM) to the media before cold incubation prevented cold-induced cell damage in RPMI 1640 and in KHG but not the rewarming injury in KH without glucose.

Water helps ease congestion caused by colds, preventing postnasal drip that can irritate the throat, and keeps your throat from drying which can cause coughs.