Sentence examples for manage and prevent from inspiring English sources
This week, Mark Zuckerberg and his wife Dr Priscilla Chan pledged $3bn to "cure, manage and prevent all diseases" by the end of the century.
Every teacher in a Turnaround school is required to undergo training in how to manage and prevent outbursts in ways that do not involve yelling or asking a student to leave the room.
The key to their success is their ability to control social development, to manage and prevent change, and to bring under governmental direction all the forces that may result in innovations that are threatening to the system.
Perhaps some income support can be trimmed, but then: "the money thus freed up can be used to put in place new mechanisms to stabilise the markets, manage and prevent crises, and ensure the [development] of an agricultural economy in the future".Aha, so booming demand, falling surpluses and rising incomes mean that the CAP and state intervention are needed more than ever.
Increasing efforts to manage and prevent chronic diseases and recognizing the role of innovative medicines can improve health outcomes and lessen health system strains on our economies.
Understanding the mechanisms of drug resistance are important for designing new agents and devising strategies to manage and prevent the development of antiviral drug resistance.
Food is key in developing, managing and preventing a range of mental illnesses.
Much of the attention in the football world, in the past few years, has been on concussions — on diagnosing, managing, and preventing them — and on figuring out how many concussions a player can have before he should call it quits.
In addition to helping doctors make diagnoses and decisions about treatment, genetic advances have put patients into a more proactive role when it comes to uncovering, managing, and preventing inherited disorders.
Overall, our findings suggest that we should reconsider strategies for managing and preventing CM in children.
The teams managed and prevented exacerbations of the participants' symptoms, which was associated with a reduction of re-hospitalizations.
