Sentence examples similar to interventions to preclude from inspiring English sources
Among these are earlier intervention to preclude cumulative tissue damage from hyperglycemia, identification of lower versus higher risk subgroups that require specific glycemic treatment targets and tactics, and perhaps a broader understanding of the role of hypoglycemia in cardiovascular risk.
Such lability effectively precludes studying interventions to prevent CIN among the critically ill without at least one of the following: a biomarker more specific than GFR for CIN be identified and used as a surrogate endpoint; or very large populations are studied, without attempt to attribute individual events to contrast exposure.
The term of the hour was "nuclear winter" — nothing moves or grows — a doomsday scenario that a series of government interventions had so far failed to preclude, owing to a pernicious convergence of intractability and incompetence.
In their agreement, the two groups, the Syrian National Council and the National Coordination Body for Democratic Change in Syria, said they rejected any foreign military intervention in Syria, a statement that seemed to preclude a Libyan-style intervention in the country.
The thresholds at each tier of support are already so high as to preclude any early intervention work.
At first glance, this conceptualization of cognitive reserve seems to preclude any intensive intervention aimed at increasing a patient's; cognitive reserve in the short term.
All interventions were carried out in the animal room to preclude disturbance by transport and to ensure constant conditions.
The lack of a conceptual framework seems to preclude the success of potential interventions because there is no clear concept based upon which to intervene.
During hospital stay the sensor was applied to the thigh of the un-operated leg to preclude measurement errors due to intervention-related joint mobilization.
That seems to preclude any formal measures, including mediation.
There's no reason to preclude it".
