Sentence examples for jeopardize prevention from inspiring English sources

But the limited agreement between informants might jeopardize prevention initiatives.

However, there is little or no data on this topic, and misclassification errors might jeopardize prevention initiatives.

(Rukmal, 32 years, divorced) Traditional ideals, modern realities – secrecy around sex jeopardizes prevention There were diverging opinions about how common premarital sex was in the FTZ.

(Rukmal, 32 years, divorced) 3. Traditional ideals, modern realities – secrecy around sex jeopardizes prevention "Now we get to know a girl, right?

Preventable diseases also jeopardize children's educations.

An additional factor for women that may jeopardize ART success is prior receipt of single-dose nevirapine (sdNVP) for prevention of mother-to-child transmission which can select drug resistance and jeopardize the efficacy of ART[ 20- 23].

The influx in NICUs of community-associated MDR organisms is of special concern and jeopardizes the effectiveness of prevention and control of measures tailored on healthcare-associated organisms.

Over estimation of cost of care for stroke may lead to prediction of larger savings than realizable from important stroke treatment and prevention programs, which may damage the credibility of program advocates, and jeopardize long term funding support.

In their reflection on the increase in the numbers of disasters over the past 20 years, Cavallo and Noy (2010) argue that if the trend continues, it is likely to jeopardize the stability of developing areas with limited capacities to either finance or organize disaster prevention policies.

Nevertheless, it doesn't seem to jeopardize the main objective of study and provides better generalizability for the whole population and general prevention programs.

They jeopardize acquisitions.