Sentence examples for instance to prevent from inspiring English sources
Despite the use of condom is not reported to be highly effective in reducing HPV transmission [ 30, 31], counselling on sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) prevention use should be continued, for instance, to prevent C. trachomatis transmission.
The majority of women consulted with a CM practitioner or took CMs to maintain their general health, for prevention or to support their immune system, for instance to prevent a cold (Table 3).
She often spends a day or two on political activities, campaigning for an overhaul of the nation's immigration laws and working with many retiree organizations, fighting, for instance, to prevent Congress from rolling back future Social Security benefits.
NAGPS activists worked, for instance, to prevent Congress from taxing tuition wavers.
They will be wired so DARPA can stop a vehicle in an emergency--for instance, to prevent running through a tent full of backpackers.
The stopping of the mouth by Charon's obol has been used to illuminate burial practices intended, for instance, to prevent vampires or other revenants from returning.
Dr. Landen said New Mexico's medical licensing boards were considering some restrictions of their own, like requiring physicians to use the state's prescription drug database in certain instances to prevent patients from "doctor shopping" for medicine.
54 This further illustrates the ability of microbes to influence life, but given the prevalence of influenza infection, it also suggests that protective effects are in place in many instances to prevent this serious condition.
The Commons might, for instance, seek to prevent the prime minister from triggering article 50, the clause of the Lisbon treaty that provides the framework of an EU member state's exit from the union.
The battle in question was not the typical ground assault, but organic farming — how to identify beneficial insects, for instance, or to prevent stray frogs from clogging an irrigation system.
Most of this work has tried to identify the values and virtues that are encompassed within a resilient approach in relation to the fragile relationships between the social, natural and built environments (including, for instance, abilities to prevent, react, transform and adapt).
