Sentence examples for consequently to prevent from inspiring English sources
Compared with the results reported in the first part of this study, using a MEJS with a large gap is likely to completely preclude bridge girder pounding, and consequently to prevent local damage at the girder ends.
When using alpha-design for plant variety testing under space restrictions, ex post design modifications must be implemented to prevent variety self-proximity on plots and, consequently, to prevent damage-induced loss of experimental information.
To mitigate the faecal contamination of drinking water sources and, consequently, to prevent waterborne disease outbreaks, an estimation of the contribution from different sources to the total faecal contamination at the raw water intake of a drinking water treatment plant is needed.
The test sessions started two hours later, to overcome the high cortisol morning peak and consequently to prevent the more difficult detection in salivary cortisol changes.
The redistribution is thought to prevent indicator diffusion and consequently to prevent detection of oedema [ 7].
The ARM technique was developed to preserve the arm's lymph nodes during ALND and, consequently, to prevent lymphedema.
Achievements of this study would provide an actual and vivid example to understand how the processing of polymer matrix composite materials affects the microstructures, the properties and the performances, and would consequently help to prevent similar failures on automotive parts with such materials.
In the Army and Navy Journal Ericsson accused the crew of drunkardness during the storm and consequently unable to prevent the vessel from sinking.
Self-regulation and emotion regulation are usually seen as salient qualities to handle conflicts in an intimate relationship, and consequently, important to prevent IPV [ 43].
Few publications have touched upon the subject of decision support systems generating incorrect recommendations; consequently, strategies to prevent them are lacking [ 44– 44].
According to a deterministic view, the probability of developing CVD and our susceptibility to environmental factors would be fully coded in the genome, and consequently our ability to prevent disease would be conditioned by the depth of our knowledge of this code.
