Sentence examples for fully prevents from inspiring English sources
The fact that these attacks are coming out and that people's software is not up to date in a way that fully prevents an attack on them is something we feel very bad about.
Using this model we demonstrate that while the BM layer fully prevents dissemination of non-malignant cells, cancer cells are capable of breaching it and invading into the surrounding collagen, indicating that the developed system recreates a hallmark of invasive disease.
Mutation of this motif (K24S/K27S) fully prevents binding to HS without affecting neither the overall structure nor the capacity of the mutant chemokine (α-m) to bind and activate CXCR4 [31].
A vaccine that fully prevents it has not yet been discovered.
We conclude that swimming activity not only ameliorates but also fully prevents the deleterious effects on bone quality in osteopenic rats.
Indeed, we previously demonstrated that EcR is cell autonomously required for heart remodeling and that its cardiac specific loss of function fully prevents adult heart formation [ 15].
The incuriosity, inattentiveness and unresponsiveness of the Enron board were staggering failures of conduct that no law can fully prevent.
A mechanism that purports to make that stream more accurate — even though a corrections button would not fully prevent bad information from spreading — would lull us toward a more complacent, less critical view of that stream.
It is true that the advent of social media cannot be undone, any more than television could be regulated in a way that would fully prevent terrorists from exploiting it.
Last month, the New York state attorney general issued a consumer alert stating that marketing claims by helmet manufacturers about "concussion-proof" helmets are misleading and warned parents that no helmet can fully prevent a concussion.
The huge hack on TalkTalk could not have been fully prevented, even if the company had been accredited by Cyber Essentials, a government-backed scheme to help organisations protect themselves against digital attacks, telcoms company's chief executive said.
