Sentence examples for determinants to avoid from inspiring English sources

Interventions to improve women's nutritional status and health behaviours at all preconception action phases should consider social and environmental determinants, to avoid exacerbating health and gender inequalities, and be underpinned by a social movement that touches the whole population.

Both the 'individual' and 'social and environmental' dimensions included a subcategory for biological determinants to avoid dissociating SDHs from biological factors that might play a role in dengue fatal outcomes.

Due to differences in virulence strategies, pathogens utilise the secretion of such virulence determinants to avoid host recognition, manipulate host responses, induce host cell death and liberate nutrition (Brown and Hammond-Kosack 2015).

After stroke preventive treatments are a primary determinant to avoid a recurrent cardiovascular event.

Therefore, as prevailing water conditions may be an important determinant for ɛ, we wanted to avoid using plants from natural systems with unknown water histories (e.g. terrestrial or upland environments) and perhaps prior drought exposure.

If effective implementation is done to avoid the investigated determinants to utilization of MHC services it benefits the society, particularly women and children to have a better utilization of MHC services which will improve their health status and wellbeing.

At the same time, there is increasing recognition that the structural determinants of HIV risk undermine people's capacity to avoid HIV exposure and acquisition and, if they already have HIV infection, to prevent onward transmission.

Recently, we have suggested that screening and constant monitoring of LTBI during TNF-α blocker therapy are determinants for continued treatment of PsA, in order to avoid risks of reactivation of tubercular disease.

To avoid potential temporal ambiguity between the determinant and the outcome (that is, acute renal failure preceding postpartum haemorrhage), we repeated our analyses after restricting the study to cases of postpartum acute renal failure (O90.4).

This study explores the agricultural, environmental, and institutional determinants of malaria in Azerbaijan in 1999 and discusses ways to avoid its future outbreaks.

Also, as the researcher may be assessing other determinants of mortality, the length of the questionnaire should be considered to avoid patient burden ('Number of items').