Sentence examples for commonly to prevent from inspiring English sources
The intention of all three operations is most commonly to prevent aortic dissection.
The goals of bracing are commonly to prevent failure of osteosynthesis, to facilitate immobilization, and to ensure correct posture (Patwardhan et al. 1990, Connolly and Grob 1998).
Other motives for douching are to clean the vagina after the end of menses or before and/or after sexual intercourse, to prevent or ameliorate an odor, to prevent or treat vaginal symptoms such as itching and discharge, and less commonly, to prevent pregnancy [ 6].
Inter-dialytic catheter locking with variable concentrations of heparin, usually based on the catheter priming volume [ 6], is commonly undertaken to prevent thrombosis.
Oxytocin, the drug most commonly used to prevent bleeding after childbirth, requires refrigeration, which is a major obstacle for health centres in countries with unreliable energy supplies.
Sunshine is abundant in the summer, a fact that is best kept a secret, locals commonly quip, to prevent even more outsiders from moving here.
The drug is commonly used to prevent transmission of the disease to newborns, and many of the people who advocate its use said thousands of lives would be lost in a country where the epidemic is burning at white heat.
In their study, reported in the journal Biological Control, the researchers placed trays filled with a micro-organism commonly used to prevent gray mold in front of hives, so that the bees walked through it while leaving.
Tamoxifen is more commonly used to prevent recurrences in women who have already had breast cancer, and raloxifene is most often prescribed to prevent fractures in women with osteoporosis.
But the overall market for atrial fibrillation patients is much larger, estimated at up to $10 billion a year as part of a new class of drugs to replace warfarin, the 50-year-old blood thinner commonly used to prevent clots and strokes.
Perioperative dexamethasone is commonly used to prevent nausea.
