Sentence examples for lead to preventive from inspiring English sources

The identification of a certain risk in the context - for example of a screening procedure in early childhood - might lead to preventive therapeutic interventions to prevent, for example, schizophrenia [ 42], or even Alzheimer's Disease [ 65].

The finding, reported in tomorrow's Nature Medicine, might also lead to preventive measures for other diseases.

More generally, Big Data can reveal changing mortality and morbidity trends and patterns that could lead to preventive measures being taken rather than more costly curative ones.

We examined whether perioperative factors may be associated with an increased risk of developing this problem and if their recognition could lead to preventive strategies.

On the ICU adults of the AMC (Amsterdam, The Netherlands) the available registries used for error reporting did not give insight in the occurrence of unwanted events, and did not lead to preventive measures.

This is in contrast to males, where HIV knowledge and risk perception do lead to preventive actions.

PacNet demonstrated early success by providing early warnings of dengue, measles, and influenza that led to preventive measures taken across the region.

Occupation may be related to the underlying socioeconomic status of individuals, which in turn may affect individual access to shoes, water, and foot hygiene practices or more broadly access to information that leads to preventive behaviors.

The high prevalence of LBP in children and adolescents and the predictive value that LBP in adolescence has on suffering LBP as an adult, have led to preventive and therapeutic physical therapy treatments [ 24- 28] for LBP being carried out in the child and adolescent stage [ 29- 31].

It is hoped that our experience with Washington Square Park will lead to further preventive measures.

Dr. Lederberg, more than most of his contemporaries, realized that an understanding of these mechanisms had the potential to lead to rational preventive and therapeutic interventions for a very large number of major diseases of aging.