Sentence examples for less preventable from inspiring English sources
Breast cancer was much less preventable: 4percentt.
IT was stated recently in these columns that the toll of pain and death due to causes which are more or less preventable may be gauged in terms comparable with those demanded by the sufferings directly attributable to war.
Injuries due to this category could be less preventable by facility design factors than other causes due to a person's predisposition to injury (for example, body composition, tendinopathies and previous injury) (Taimela et al. 1990, Flynn et al. 2005) or if the individual was overexerting themselves or using incorrect technique (Hooper et al. 2014).
The two groups were equally likely to die from less preventable causes of accidental death like air and water transportation accidents.
For example, within the perinatal deaths identified in the study, antepartum stillbirths may be less preventable than others.
Patients and healthcare professionals reported relatively more preventable and severe adverse events compared to less preventable and severe adverse events.
The pyramid, figure 6, from the IOM report, depicts internal reporting of near-miss events as critical to system improvement with the less common, but preventable, serious events being considered for more generalisable or public reporting.
But over a quarter of all annual deaths of children aged under five years old are due to a less dramatic, easily-preventable cause: unhealthy environments.
On reviewing the patients' charts, they concluded that half of the injuries would have been preventable or less severe with safety glass.
Since then, for a variety of causes, some wholly preventable, some less so, the often imagined but never seriously confronted prospect of a lethal, global pandemic with no readily available cure, spiralling out of control, has drawn ever closer.
The most depressing thing is that so much of the extra sickness in winter and increased pressure on the health service would be much less severe, or altogether preventable, if only everyone lived in a home they could afford to heat.
