Sentence examples for formulated to prevent from inspiring English sources

The company says it is formulated to prevent blistering; it does not contain the bergamot mentioned in the article, which causes burning in the sun.

There is a considerable irony to the realisation that as today's globalised world draws together, we may be approaching the kind of standardisation and homogeneity that Goethe's ideas were specifically formulated to prevent.

First, since hydrodynamic dispersion, unlike molecular diffusion, cannot occur upstream of the contaminant source, models must be formulated to prevent "back-dispersion".

The condition between the hoop-to-helical thickness ratio and the relative bend radius of the toroid is also formulated to prevent fiber bridging on the concave surface.

As a result of the analysis, actions are formulated to prevent the SSF from reoccurring.

SBECD is a rationally-designed cyclodextrin which does not undergo significant tubular reabsorption, thus it was formulated to prevent injury to renal tubular cells.

This does not, however, mean that the medication is specially formulated to keep you awake or prevent you from getting drowsy.

Veterinarians should expect, at least occasionally, to evaluate animals infected with Salmonella spp. Following these outbreaks, recommendations for infection prevention and control were formulated to help prevent future outbreaks of salmonellosis in association with companion animal facilities (31).

The tailgate rules, whose annual release is breathlessly chronicled by student newspapers on both campuses, have been formulated largely to prevent the sort of calamity that happened on Saturday: an accident that killed a woman outside the Yale Bowl.

The following intervention objective and target groups were formulated, namely to prevent or reduce the occurrence of finger/wrist, shoulder, knee and ankle injuries among both young and adult recreational volleyball players.

An august committee had for the first time relied only on the most rigorous scientific evidence to formulate guidelines to prevent heart attacks and strokes, which kill one out of every three Americans.