Sentence examples for condition is prevented from inspiring English sources

This condition is prevented by treatment of open fractures with antibiotics and closure of the skin.

The whole of government needs to combine its efforts and pool its resources to help the millions of people whose mental health condition is preventing them from getting on in life.

How can the condition be prevented?

This condition was prevented in the case of EVD by the small size of human communities where the outbreaks occurred.

Population attributable prevalence fractions (the proportion of prevalent needs for care that might have been avoided had the condition been prevented) were for dementia 0.44, for physical illness 0.43 (stroke 0.16, three or more physical illnesses 0.27) and depression 0.16.

The additional decrease in bacterial viability found in this condition was prevented by feeding the cells with exogenous steroid lipid molecules such as free Cho or ergosterol, as described by Av-Gay and Sobouti (2000).

Connell J. Maguire Riviera Beach, Fla., Feb. 26, 2010 To the Editor: Here's an argument not expressed on Thursday that should give free-market Republicans pause: A lack of affordable individual plans that cover all pre-existing conditions is preventing potential entrepreneurs from striking out on their own to bring a creative new idea or business to market.

The nuclear accumulation of ND5c in isotonic conditions was prevented by disrupting its DNA binding capacity (construct ND5cDB1) (Figure 7B and Figure S4).

Similar to results obtained in INS-1 cells, altered SERCA2 protein expression under inflammatory conditions was prevented by CC.

The reduction in ROS levels present under very low oxygen conditions was prevented by the presence of resveratrol and similarly resveratrol prevented the acid-induced increase in ROS.

Furthermore, the stimulatory effect of the nitric oxide donor on AMPK and ACC phosphorylation under insulin-stimulated conditions was prevented, excluding a role for AMPK signalling in the additive effect on glycogen synthesis and glucose uptake.