Sentence examples for coordinated to prevent from inspiring English sources

International efforts to support such processes will need to be coordinated to prevent a tangles of overlapping technical assistance offerings.

Correctional institutions should have systems in place to ensure that insulin administration and meals are coordinated to prevent hypo- and hyperglycemia, taking into consideration the transport of residents off site and the possibility of emergency schedule changes.

DC-only "guard" electrodes, 5.25 mm wide × 6 mm long, provided a lateral barrier in the X coordinate to prevent ions from being lost to the sides.

The organic ligands with long hydrocarbon chains coordinated to the nanoparticles prevent the particles from clustering, and the surface-modified nanoparticles possess good dispersion behavior in oils [4, 7 9].

Now their report underlines evidence that a variety of different police forces, potentially including the federal police, coordinated efforts to prevent the buses from leaving Iguala.

The complexity of most surgical procedures requires a well coordinated team to prevent these events.

These data are consistent with a high importance of GABA catabolism upon NaCl treatment and also mean that GABA-T and SSADH steps would be coordinated, probably to prevent accumulation of the reactive succinic semialdehyde (SSA) since both enzymes are located into the mitochondrion in A. thaliana [ 26, 34].

The Foreign Office is coordinating efforts to prevent more Britons travelling from Khartoum's University of Medical Sciences and Technology UMSTT).

The slowdown in the United States threatens Japan's nascent recovery, and the two governments will have to coordinate policies to prevent a global recession.

Congress has not backed Mr. Chertoff's requests to consolidate management of disparate security screening programs and to cut nearly in half the funds for a unit to coordinate efforts to prevent a domestic nuclear attack.

Mr. Cardenas and Mr. Fox have been trading bitter attacks, but last week the deluge of vote-buying reports so angered both men that they signed a pact to coordinate efforts to prevent further vote coercion.