Sentence examples for is either prevented from inspiring English sources

Local symptoms develop in inoculated leaves, although systemic PPV disease is either prevented or drastically curtailed.

Over the last week, at least 10 journalists, opposition political figures and human rights workers have been either prevented from crossing the country's border with the European Union or informed that they are no longer permitted to leave Belarus.

So-called mandated newborn screening was initiated in many societies in the latter quarter of the 20th century in an effort to prevent the drastic and often irreversible damage associated with a small number of relatively common genetic disorders whose sequelae can be either prevented or significantly relieved by early detection and intervention.

Also, individuals are either prevented from imposing the costs of their activities on others who do not consent to be so involved or they are required to pay appropriate compensation for harm done that is tortious in this way.

In hindsight, we know that these tragedies could have been either prevented or at least resulted in considerably less civilian casualties.

Some of these studies have also explored strategies by which injury could be either prevented or alleviated and tolerance enhanced [1].

In Mexico, current law initiatives assume that the spread of transgenes into centers of crop origin and diversification can be either prevented or reversed if commercial release of GMVs is restricted to areas of industrialized agriculture.

A further 109 reports (57.1%) outlined circumstances which had the potential to cause patient harm but were either prevented or ran to completion without harm occurring ('near misses').

Chloral hydrate reduced the resting CMRglc by approximately 30 50% in many structures, and apomorphine-induced metabolic changes were either prevented or markedly suppressed by chloral hydrate (Table 4).

Many deaths occur due to afflictions that could be either prevented or treated, indicating the urgent need for public health action and health service strengthening.

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), about 5% of the world's children who were below 14 years of age suffered from moderate to severe DD-associated disability most of which would have been either prevented or managed, if detected early [ 6].